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KIROKAZE
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Misplaced Lens Cap
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Onboarding new users requires balancing user experience with the friction of customer eduction and data gathering to prevent churn and retain more users. This post is a look at top sites' strategies for on-boarding new users to identify best practices for registering, educating and converting customers on the web.
onboarding
…and one weird trick you won’t believe works every time.
…and one weird trick you won’t believe works every time.
…and one weird trick you won’t believe works every time.
Generating a shared vision for the UX design work. Getting early input from different disciplines such as visual designers and developers.
The most common methods, deliverables and tools used by User Experience Designers for creating relevant, user-centered digital interfaces.
Although there is no exact formula to making a perfect landing page, there are some common rules of thumb to increase your chances of making a winning one. The infographic is a great place to begin.
FORM DESIGN
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Great example of form and check out design
1. Thou shalt provide clear, always visible labels for each field There is a trend in web design to show form labels only when a field is focussed. This can be cool on a simple form like a username/password form, but for anything longer it is probably a bad idea. When you have the space to show labels, do so. Especially in a long form a user will review the input he or she entered; when you can’t read which field corresponds to which label there is no way to do a good review. 2. Thou shalt use a big enough font size Your fonts have to be big enough to be legible. I recommend at least 14 pixels for body copy. 16 pixels is safe for most fonts. The sizing depends a bit on the context (mobile or not?) and how many other things are on the page. When in doubt, make things bigger. As an added benefit, if you specify a font size of 16 pixels for input sizes, iOS will not zoom in anymore when you tap a field, simply because it is not needed. 3. Thou shalt provide easily
Pattern library
great pattern libraries with great content!
Microinteractions can enhance how users experience your website. Dan Saffer explains what they are and how to use them effectively.
Dennis Kardys shows how to apply concepts from wayfinding, to help balance visual simplicity with the need to keep websites easy to navigate.
Sitemaps are the basis of your website or application. They define structure and help visualise your user research. We look at how you can build them.
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In this article, we’ll explore a scoring system for rating and comparing websites, we’ll visualize those ratings using infographics, and we’ll see what data and structure this method provides for reviewing websites.
Competitive Analysis
