Is there a difference between Experience Design(XD) and UX design
Going through various sources, I am getting that UX designing is a perspective limited to designing services and products as per audience and Experience design holds more artistic temperament for implementing imagination without a specific…
How to deal with many subpages in an Android app?
I’m currently developing an Android app which has already plenty of pages in its navigation, so I don’t want to add much more to it.
Now I have a page, let’s call it marketplace. The marketplace had many different market stands with diffe…
Quick UX Prototyping With Adobe XD Shortcuts (PDF Cheat Sheet)
Every designer has their favorite prototyping tools. However, when it comes to UX wireframing and prototyping, there is often more than one tool involved. Sooner or later, you find yourself switching from one tool to another to cherry-pick …
Improving User Flow Through Page Transitions
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Any time a user’s experience is interrupted, the chance of them leaving increases. Changing from one page to another will often cause this interruption by showing a white flash of no content, by taking too long to load or by otherwise taking the user out of the context they were in before the new page opened.
Transitions between pages can enhance the experience by retaining (or even improving) the user’s context, maintaining their attention, and providing visual continuity and positive feedback. At the same time, page transitions can also be aesthetically pleasing and fun and can reinforce branding when done well.
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Survey structure for Live Chat Transfer between Agents
I’m developing a live chat application for my site and want to include a post-chat survey to gather feedback on my Agents.
However, I have two types of Agents, for dealing with different queries, and a person engaging in the Chat may be t…
Accessibility: Improving The UX For Color-Blind Users
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According to Colour Blind Awareness 4.5% of the population are color-blind. If your audience is mostly male this increases to 8%. Designing for color-blind people can be easily forgotten because most designers aren’t color-blind. In this article I provide 13 tips to improve the experience for color-blind people – something which can often benefit people with normal vision too.
There are many types of color blindness but it comes down to not seeing color clearly, getting colors mixed up, or not being able to differentiate between certain colors.
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A Roadmap To Building A Delightful Onboarding Experience For Mobile App Users
When launching an app, you need to spend a lot of time and resources to attract users. You can pull people into your app using a variety of means, including advertising, referral programs, public relations and content marketing. But when pe…
Tray Icon application with pops up alerts
I am coding a Tray Icon application in Java – it runs in the background & polls a server. On receiving a particular message from the server the application pops up an alert from the Tray Icon. The Alert contains a summary of the messag…
What’s the best way to set up SUM or UX KPIs for a long-term project?
I’m working on a long-term expert level industrial software as a lead UX designer. We would like to implement and measure a set of key performance indicators (KPIs) for overall UX quality or SUM.
What’s the best way to go about this? Can…
Survey incentives
Not sure if UX is the right place for this, but it is partly a behavioral economics question so I hope I’m in a reasonable place.
For a survey prize draw, has there been any research done to assess whether, everything else being equal, a…