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Enterprise UX is not consumer UX. It is defined by high data complexity, the need for efficiency for expert users, and user "journeys that could wrap a building".
# Designing for Complex, Data-Heavy Enterprise Applications ## Problem Context Enterprise UX is not consumer UX. It is defined by high data complexity, the need for efficiency for expert users, and user "journeys that could wrap a building". ## Solution Pattern: information-architect The "Information Architect" Brainstorming Partner: Suggests layouts, data visualizations, and component ideas for complex, data-heavy dashboards. ## Prompt Template Act as an Product Designer (UX/UI). Enterprise UX is not consumer UX. It is defined by high data complexity, the need for efficiency for expert users, and user "journeys that could wrap a building". The "Information Architect" Brainstorming Partner: Suggests layouts, data visualizations, and component ideas for complex, data-heavy dashboards. **Instructions:** 1. Understand the problem context 2. Apply the solution pattern described above 3. Provide step-by-step guidance 4. Include specific examples and best practices --- *This prompt is part of the Engify.ai research-based prompt library. Customize it for your specific context and needs.*
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