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4 Examples of Bad UI and How to Avoid Them

January 21, 2019 by Alex Fox

The easiest way to observe bad user interfaces is by keeping your eyes open. Every time you order something online, every time you visit a new website, every time you fill in a form, purchase a product or publish a post, think about how you’re being asked to perform that task. Where are the buttons […]

Filed Under: Design, UX Tagged With: Design, user experience, user interface

7 Key Factors In Interviewing Users for UX Surveys

August 20, 2018 by Alex Fox

When it comes down to it, you need to find out if your design works for the end user. That’s what usability testing is all about. As a designer, you live in a small bubble, intimately familiar with the design, fluent enough to navigate complex menus with ease. But will the user attain the same […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized, UX Tagged With: ui, Usability, user experience, user interface, ux

Elevate your website through stunning templates from Wix

August 14, 2018 by Spyrestudios

You know it, we know it, and everybody knows it: looks matter, even when it comes to a website. Change a color, move a button or add a picture and it might be exactly the move you needed to start making sales.

Filed Under: UX

Creating Smooth User Pathways With Your UX

July 30, 2018 by Alex Fox

As a web designer, it’s easy to jump right in to the visual part of web design. We start messing with templates and wireframing pages right away, excited to start a new project. But that’s really the last step of the process. First, we need to think about how our users will progress through the […]

Filed Under: UX Tagged With: user interface, ux, ux design

Tracking Users In An Age of Ad Blockers

July 16, 2018 by Alex Fox

According to the Interactive Advertising Bureau, 26 percent of desktop users employ ad blocking extensions while using the Internet. 15 percent of mobile users employ similar content blockers, with the largest segment of both groups being men between the ages of 18 to 24. While this might be higher among your own peer group of […]

Filed Under: Tutorial, UX Tagged With: ad block, advertising, web design

The Hamburger Menu Is Stupid and Worth Killing

May 28, 2018 by Alex Fox

If you don’t know what the “hamburger menu” is, it’s a mobile app design icon used to indicate the presence of a hidden menu. The familiar icon includes three horizontal lines of equal length stacked on top of each other, representing an abstracted, flattened hamburger in its most basic elements. Its cutesy name has stuck […]

Filed Under: Design, UX Tagged With: app design, Navigation Menus, user experience, user interface, web design

Best Practices for Designing Push Notifications

May 21, 2018 by Alex Fox

Notifications are a crucial part of any app. Not only are they a key part of keeping users engaged with your application: many apps require notifications for their basic functionality. You won’t have much of an email app, for example, if you don’t have notifications. But the line between good notifications and bad notifications is […]

Filed Under: Design, UX Tagged With: Design, mobile, mobile apps, user experience, user interface

Best (And Worst) Practices for Collecting Email Addresses

April 16, 2018 by Alex Fox

Collecting email addresses from users is an important function of most websites. Collecting email addresses is a great way to stay in touch with that audience, and it often falls to developers to design a decent system for collecting email addresses.

Filed Under: Design, UX Tagged With: Design, email list building, how to get email subscribers

Building Effective Navigation Menus

April 9, 2018 by Alex Fox

Designing effective navigation menus should be a core competency of any decent web designer. A good navigation menu will be short, well-organized, sufficiently descriptive and effective at corralling user intent. There no secret recipe involved: it comes down to empathy for the user and understanding of their intentions.

Filed Under: Tutorial, UX Tagged With: navigation, Navigation Menus, ui, user interface, ux, web design

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