Today, your digital service can be used on a wide variety of devices. They can be “immovable” — like a desktop PC, or carryable — like a laptop, a tablet or a mobile phone. Right there, we have a high number of different devices that can work in unison. However the categorization does not end here. Continue reading →
Usability Methods and Tools
Designing Interfaces For Multiple Devices And Diverse Users
The process of designing interfaces for multiple devices in today’s age of technological advancement proves to be a challenge at every step.
People will use your product on a variety of devices – from mobile phones, to laptops, tablets, desktop computers, etc. Designing something that can be fully functional on any device can be a taxing process, but it is a necessary one, which can be extremely rewarding in the end both for you and (especially) your users, if done right. Continue reading →
What The Shadow Zone Will Reveal About Your Users and Customers
In the last years, web production & design dramatically evolved from the search for stylised interfaces to the search for usable interfaces. Developing a product for the web is now and before all combining utility, and usability, both in the interest of the end-user. Continue reading →
Content Optimization: 5 Reasons Why Shorter Is Better (TL;DR)
Can you perform content optimization on your website to get better conversion rates, as well as you adapt continually your speech to have more impact to your audience in real life? Your website is a conversational interface with your visitors, and in many respects we can compare the navigation on it, to our talk mechanisms.
Usability in Software/Web Development is a concept that defines jointly the ease of use, the enjoyment, and the effectiveness to perform an action, for people using a Service.
Those factors define how your users appreciate to use the service, and may have important business consequences:
- Low Adoption, high Churn if the Usability is poor
- Satisfaction, Customer Retention is the Usability is good.
In UX Strategies, working to improve Usability require to be able to determine how Users actually use the service, thanks to Usability Testing for example, Analytics, or several techniques to collect feedback.
Read: 5 ways to get qualitative feedback from your existing users.
Thanks to this feedback & those insights, Product Owners and UX Designers are able to nurture their product roadmap and work with UI Designers to gradually improve the Usage of their features and the Conversion rates on their funnels.
Our articles give inspiration, best-practices and techniques to improve the Usability of your Product.
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