Estudo sobre a aplicação de UX design no desenvolvimento de interfaces interativas usando material design

Abstract

This study investigates in detail the application of UX Design in the development of interactive interfaces, with an emphasis on the use of Material Design, a comprehensive set of visual, motion, and interaction guidelines created by Google. Through bibliographical and descriptive research, complemented by the development of practical prototypes, the work explores how fundamental principles of UX Design, such as usability and accessibility, can be effectively integrated with the guidelines of Material Design to create more intuitive and satisfying user experiences. The analysis delves into the components and interaction patterns of Material Design, highlighting its ability to provide visual consistency and adaptable functionality in modern digital interfaces. By aligning a user-centered approach with the resources offered by these visual guidelines, it is observed that such integration not only enhances the aesthetics of interfaces but also promotes greater efficiency in the development process, helping designers and developers more precisely meet the expectations of the target audience. The practical application, demonstrated through prototypes, evidences the tangible benefits of adopting this integrated approach, including the creation of interfaces that are more intuitive, pleasant, and suitable for various contexts of use. The results obtained indicate that the strategic combination of UX Design and Material Design favors the creation of effective digital products, harmoniously balancing functionality and aesthetic appeal. Thus, it is concluded that this integrated approach constitutes a robust and contemporary solution to current challenges in interface design, offering practical applications that significantly enhance the user experience and foster innovations in the field of digital design.