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2022-01-17 · nngroup.com

7 Ways to Analyze a Customer-Journey Map

Evaluate your journey map to identify low and high points, failures to set expectations, unnecessary or too long steps, channel transitions, and moments of truth. Use this information to find opportunities for improving the journey.

2022-01-17 · toptal.com

How to Leverage Thematic Analysis for Better UX | Toptal®

Thematic analysis, an approach used to analyze qualitative data, is central to credible research and can be used to improve UX design by uncovering user needs, motivations, and behaviors. #Research #Product #Design #UX #Web #B2B

2022-01-17 · smashingmagazine.com

The Role Of Storyboarding In UX Design — Smashing Magazine

UX designers use a lot of different research techniques, such as interviews and workshops. They summarize research findings into user stories and user flows and communicate their thinking and solutions to the teams. But somewhere in all of this, there are real people for whom…

2022-01-17 · toptal.com

UI Design Best Practices for Better Scannability | Toptal®

Sixty percent of first-time visitors leave a website in less than fifteen seconds. Yet, there is an often overlooked usability factor that improves visitor retention—scannability. These UI design tips for using research, science, and strategy to layout content help convert…

2022-01-17 · nngroup.com

Benchmarking UX: Tracking Metrics

Quantitatively evaluate a product or service’s user experience by using metrics to gauge its relative performance against a meaningful standard.

2022-01-17 · nngroup.com

User-Experience Quiz 2023

Test your usability knowledge by taking our quiz. All questions and answers are based on articles that we published last year.

2022-01-17 · webdesignerdepot.com

Learnability in UX Design

Building a learnable website is much tougher than it sounds.One thinks one’s design is clear and comprehensible; however, a design that might be obvious for you, might be perceived totally different by a user with a different set of experiences. Therefore, the goal is to design…

2022-01-17 · nngroup.com

Journey Mapping 101

A journey map is a visualization of the process that a person goes through in order to accomplish a goal.

2022-01-17 · nngroup.com

Cognitive Mapping in User Research

In cognitive mapping sessions, users are asked to produce a visual representation of their mental models. Cognitive mapping guides conversation and acts as a facilitation aid.

2022-01-17 · smashingmagazine.com

Design Principles: Compositional Flow And Rhythm — Smashing Magazine

Compositional flow determines how the eye is led through a design: where it looks first, where it looks next, where the eye pauses, and how long it stays. You have a lot of control over where people look when they’re viewing a webpage you’ve designed. On a text-heavy and…

2022-01-17 · toptal.com

The Complete Guide to UX Research Methods | Toptal®

UX research provides invaluable insight into what people need and value. Not only will UX research reduce the risk of a wrong guess, but it’ll also uncover new opportunities for innovation. #ux #uxresearch #ProductDesign

2022-01-17 · smashingmagazine.com

Design Principles: Visual Weight And Direction — Smashing Magazine

Visual direction is the perceived direction of forces acting on and exerted by elements. A visually heavy element will attract the eye to it. The direction is a cue to the viewer’s eye to move elsewhere. We refer to this force as visual weight and to the perceived direction of…

2022-01-17 · nngroup.com

Avoid PDF for On-Screen Reading

Forcing users to browse PDF files causes frustration and slow task completion, compared to standard webpages. Use PDF only for documents that users will print. In those cases, following 10 basic guidelines will minimize usability problems.

2022-01-17 · webdesignerdepot.com

Is The F-Pattern Still Relevant in Web Design?

When we refer to patterns like the F-pattern, Gutenberg layout, or layer-cake pattern in web design, what we’re talking about is how readers scan the content on a page. As you can see from these eye-tracking studies from NNG, the F-pattern isn’t always an explicit “F”…

2022-01-17 · nngroup.com

Login Walls Stop Users in Their Tracks

Demanding that users register or log in before they can use an app or see website information has high interaction cost and defies the reciprocity principle.

2022-01-17 · nngroup.com

Spatial Memory: Why It Matters for UX Design

With repeated practice, users develop imprecise memory of objects and content in a UI, but still need additional visual and textual signals to help them find a specific item.

2022-01-17 · nngroup.com

7 Steps to Benchmark Your Product’s UX

Benchmark your UX by first determining appropriate metrics and a study methodology. Then track these metrics across different releases of your product by running studies that follow the same established methodology.

2022-01-17 · uxpin.com

How Lorem Ipsum Kills Your Designs

It’s tempting to add Lorem ipsum to early designs. Unfortunately, this can create more problems than it solves. UXPin helps you avoid this.