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@larrygoodbaduxjournal
Mario Kart Tour: This is a good example of UX! It is simple to get into and races are fairly intuitive, as well as quick to get to what you want to experience. You can select your course and driver in just a few clicks after booting the app.
Facebook: overall, the user experience isn’t bad. It can be shaky because of notifications that don’t disappear, and like many social media apps, it can have an awkward algorithm that shows too much of things you don’t really care about.
Twitter: Slightly better for content, as it’s far more trimmed down. There are still ads, some of them quite large, but ultimately it doesn’t feel as bulky as Facebook.
Today my good example is Discord! The app itself is pretty simple to use, and has a lot of utility, one can use voice chats while playing games to talk with friends and teammates, and the rest is essentially a large chat room divided into small channels to allow users to post messages in appropriate places to keep conversations distinct and on topic.
The app has a lot going on, so new users might get lost or not understand where to go for specific things, but ultimately while there are many options, there isn’t so much depth to where one would get lost for too long. Having knowledge in programming and apps goes a long way here as bots are a very handy tool for someone to use.
My example of poor UX is the Partners mobile app. It is a financial institution’s app to look at accounts and check balances and things. Ultimately it does what it’s supposed to, which is handy to keep up with transactions and postings.
The app, however, is prone to many technical difficulties, and often requires redownloading to work properly.
The app is simple enough to search through once it works, but it can be frustrating when I know every other time I’ll have to fight with technical issues to simply view my own money.
This first post is going to be about the webpage I interact with the most. This is the Bellevue blackboard site. Ultimately, while not super exciting, it hosts each class and allows the user to navigate the site easily, The only problem I have had is trying to navigate all the way into the group project discussion board from the homepage. It took several clicks and scrolls to get there, which is unusual compared to the ease of finding anything else on this site.