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We all know how hard it is to fall in love with an app. User onboarding is everything. Laura Levy from Appsee is here to explain the 20-second rule that will keep your users for the long run.
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Mobile phones and tablets are responsible for 56.74% of global internet usage. Having a responsive website is a necessity—not an option.
RESPONSIVE WEBSITES
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Mobile phones and tablets are responsible for 56.74% of global internet usage. Having a responsive website is a necessity—not an option.
99 times out of 100, we make a change on a page hoping it'll increase conversions. And it doesn’t.
Few things are more delightful in a digital product than well-designed animations. They make us grin, and they help us understand the product. But animation is more than just an afterthought of smile-inducing touches. Good functional animation makes a user interface considerably more appealing and usable.
The main points that I gained from this article that will help Debbie and I when it comes to animating include;
Use loading sequences that keep users interested
Animate based on where the user should focus
Keep users from getting lost
Use feedback to show what’s been accomplished
I find that these points a critically important for when designing for children as they want to be entertained as well as engage in something that is easy to follow and rewarding
Every so often, creatives find themselves sitting at their desks with nothing to do. Sure, you can find some busy work. Reading blogs (hello!) and researching is always a good way to stay on top of things. But there are better ways to use that time to your advantage and stay ahead of the pack.
Start learning SQL
Learn how to program in general
Stay on top of SEO/SEM changes
Learn how to write copy
Learn analytics or data science
Not a researcher? Change that.
Learn to think like a product manager
Have you ever stopped the consider the experience someone has while filling out a survey? It’s rare that someone fills out a survey and thinks “Wow, that was really awesome!”
How to make UX research surveys not feel like charity work
