UI & UX
audio explained
What is an example of audio branding for UI and UX?
A well-known example of sound design for user interfaces and user experiences is the Microsoft Windows XP startup audio logo.
What is UI & UX audio branding?
Sonic branding for UI and UX refers to user interface & experience audio. From mechanical sounds such as keyboard taps to functional sounds like status alerts, audio branding for UI and UX has to be noticed and feel pleasant. And it has to fit your brand sound.
What is an example of audio branding for UI and UX?
The sound of a user interface is part of the user experience - and a user experience is a brand experience. UI & UX sound design connects your customer experience to your brand proposition. It is influencing your brand perception and therefore a part of your marketing.
The why, how & what of audio branding
Mastercard reportedly spent 15 million dollars on developing an audio identity. Why?
Strong brand audio = more sales revenue
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