Today more than ever, user experience (UX) has ceased to be a "visual extra" and has become a strategic differentiator.

In projects developed with GeneXus, the focus is often on logic, integration, and delivery speed. But when the interface doesn't keep up, the impact is direct:

• Users that don't adopt the tool
• More support tickets
• Slower processes
• Sensation of an "old system"
  
  

 The good news: improving UX doesn't mean starting from scratch.

The most common problem: functional but difficult-to-use applications

In business environments, it is common to find:

• Screens with too much information
• Long, unstructured forms
• Unclear buttons
• Inconsistencies between modules
• Different experience on web and mobile

The system works, but it doesn't flow. And when it doesn't flow, the business pays the price.

So, what does it really mean to have good UX in a GeneXus application?

A good user experience in enterprise applications involves visual clarity, consistency, information hierarchy, less friction in repetitive tasks, and modern interfaces that align with current standards. It's not just about "looking good," but about efficiency, adoption, and perceived value.

Practical checklist to improve UX in your projects

• Simplify screens: Ask yourself: Is everything on this screen really necessary? Reducing visual clutter improves focus and speed of use.
• Define a consistent visual pattern: colors, buttons, grids, forms, validations. When each module "looks different," the user feels like they are using different systems.
• Prioritize the mobile experience: Today, many business applications are accessed from mobile phones. If the design isn't mobile-friendly from the start, the experience suffers.
• Incorporate modern components: Dynamic grids, smart filters, clear navigation, visual feedback. The perception of modernity directly influences user confidence.
• Artificial Intelligence to enhance usability: How can AI simplify tasks for end users?

The real challenge: to do it without hindering development

This is where many teams face a strain:

• We want speed (low-code).
• We want a good user experience.
• But we don't want to increase complexity.

And this is where WorkWithPlus comes in.

How does WorkWithPlus enhance the user experience in GeneXus?

WorkWithPlus acts as an acceleration and design layer on top of GeneXus, allowing:

• Modern interfaces without extra development: Consistent, responsive visual components aligned with UX best practices.
• Automatic consistency: An integrated Design System ensures uniformity throughout the application.
• Reduced development time: By automatically generating optimized structures, the team can focus on business logic, not on "faking up screens." Consistent web and mobile experience: Users perceive a robust and professional application on any device.
• Purposeful AI: WorkWithPlus facilitates the integration of AI-powered functionalities. This not only significantly improves system usability by simplifying user tasks but also generates key competitive advantages for the business.

User experience is no longer optional

Improving the user experience in applications developed with GeneXus doesn't mean more complexity. It means strategy.

And when you combine the power of GeneXus with the acceleration and consistency of WorkWithPlus, the result is clear:

• More modern applications
• More satisfied users
• More productive teams

If you want to explore how to enhance the experience of your GeneXus projects, WorkWithPlus can be the perfect ally.

Contact us: hello@workwithplus.com so we can chat, or schedule a free demo.