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Sometimes, as the old saying goes, pictures really do tell 1000 words. And if that’s the case, what’s better than a picture with 1000 words included on it?
We’ve gathered 10 more of the best UX relevant infographics from around the web for your entertainment and education. Marvel at the stunning visuals, and informative posters. You might just learn something! (Check out our previous collection here)
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Announcements
We’ve been working hard behind the scenes here at Usabilla to provide you with the best possible tool for collection and analyzing user feedback. Usabilla and our products never stand still as we continuously update, adapt, and redefine the standard in user feedback.
This past month has been a busy one as we bring you 4 great new features to help get the most out of your site and its visitors:
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Thumbs. The very instrument that makes us human. Separating us from our pet cats and dogs. Passed down through the generations, our thumbs have allowed us to do all manner of things; from gripping wooden clubs, to navigating our smartphones.
In modern life wooden clubs are rarely called upon, unfortunately. Yet all too often we find ourselves standing with phone in one hand, interacting, exploring, talking and texting with our thumbs. Thumbs are more relevant than ever..!
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So, summer is here… apparently. Amongst the sporadic showers you’d be forgiven for thinking you’ve travelled back to spring. Such is life in northern Europe. Regardless, we’ve done just that here, perhaps in a vague attempt to remember the glorious weather of last month.
With so much quality content out there, we take one more look back at June 2014. We’ve compiled the 5 best articles from June we feel are interesting, invaluable or otherwise a must read for anyone with an interest in UX.
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65% of consumers prefer social logins to forms. The statistics are hard to disagree with.
Logging in has always been the bane of the browser (the human browser that is). Trying to access a piece of content, only to be halted by a collection of input fields. Input fields that will invariably lead to yet more spam in your email account. Even if we use our spam email account, how will we remember our login details next time around – spam account or normal account; normal password, or the password that has to have 5 non-alphanumeric characters.
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Links
Sometimes, as the old saying goes, pictures really do tell 1000 words. And if that’s the case, what’s better than a picture with 1000 words included on it?
We’ve gathered 10 more of the best UX relevant infographics from around the web for your entertainment and education. Marvel at the stunning visuals, and informative posters. You might just learn something! (Check out our previous collection here)
Read the rest of this entry »
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It’s 2014, the internet is growing at a higher speed than ever before – and with it the importance of designing user friendly and engaging websites. For many industries, conversion rates have become a synonym for success.
Customer expectation, ability and needs evolve constantly. Trends come and go. Technology changes. At Usabilla, we never sit still – we believe in the power of continuous user feedback!
With Usabilla Live for websites, we provide you with the tools to ask your visitors what they think and feel whilst browsing your website. Create the best possible user experience, turn visitors into loyal users, and increase your conversion – by providing a strong customer voice.
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So, summer is here… apparently. Amongst the sporadic showers you’d be forgiven for thinking you’ve travelled back to spring. Such is life in northern Europe. Regardless, we’ve done just that here, perhaps in a vague attempt to remember the glorious weather of last month.
With so much quality content out there, we take one more look back at May 2014. We’ve compiled the 5 best articles from May we feel are interesting, invaluable or otherwise a must read for anyone with an interest in UX.
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The hamburger leads the way in the ubiquitous web experience. Seeing a new lease of life in mobile design’s rise, the three small bars continue to pop up over all number of platforms. Even as I write this, I see Chrome’s own 3 barred icon looking at me from the corner of the screen. Behind that I can see iTunes with a hamburger sitting pretty aside my favourite song. Even one of my favourite games, Football Manager, has recently employed that ever present hamburger. This simple icon has solved a problem, and in it defined a standard.
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Announcements
Greetings everyone. Our first feature update for a while, and it’s an exciting one.You’ve requested new features and we’ve delivered.
With two new developers hired in the past month or so (welcome George and Imre), our developers have been working more furiously than ever behind the scenes. Only now can we reveal our first bunch of exciting new features. I say first bunch because, believe me, there are many more exciting things to come in the next couple of months!
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