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What's the best of the web this week? We cherry-picked the most interesting articles on UX, Design, Ecommerce, Product & Digital Marketing from around the web.
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By Neil Patel
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Traffic from mobile devices is still increasing. That being the case, your website must be mobile friendly and optimized for users. Recent studies from Google found that mobile visitors are more likely to revisit mobile-friendly sites. It’s your responsibility to tap into this huge customer base of mobile users. These people are highly motivated and, if you’re smart, you can build your business by leveraging mobile platforms.
By David Arnoux
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Lean methods have been famous amongst young and agile companies for years, but they haven't necessarily penetrated larger businesses yet.
By Nick Babich
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Well-designed animations make the experience feel crafted. In a human-centered design approach, where the user is the prime focus, animation actually creates a feeling of well-being once it’s discovered by users. As a designer, recognizing the invisibility of animations is just as important as designing them. Because you have to create something that feels human and accomplishes a task.
By James Dillon
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The simplicity of an ecommerce store's checkout page process is critically linked to its conversion rate. We have 7 simple ways to improve your checkout experience and boost those all important conversion rates.
By Alon Even
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Your app’s success is contingent on a combination of factors, but I feel as you probably do as well, that the overall mobile user experience (UX) tops them all. The apps that stand out in the market are those that deliver great UX. Now, there are a countless number of elements that when applied in an optimum combination make your app’s UX one that users don’t forget.
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