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The best user experience is the one the user doesn’t notice. It appears smooth and simple on the surface, but hundreds of crucial design decisions have been made to guide, entertain and prevent trouble. If the user experience design does what it’s supposed to do, the user won’t notice any of the work that went into it. The less users have to think about the interface or design, the more they can focus on accomplishing their goal on your website. Your job as a designer is to give them a straight path to their goal by clearing out the obstacles beforehand.
By John Mannes
We have been using the computer mouse for decades to interact with our technology. Touch screens brought us a new way to input commands to our gadgets, but they rely on the same fundamental idea of the click.
Did you know that the term “onboarding” comes from the HR department and refers to new hires acquiring necessary skills and knowledge in order to effectively
CRO and UX both aim to improve the usability of websites and apps. This post shares how CRO and UX teams can help each other achieve their business goals.
WhatUsersDo was set up in 2008 so anyone, in any size or type of organisation, can remotely gather user research from across the world with real people.
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