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Functionality and Mobile Design – Don’t Shrink the Screen, Focus on the Tasks

Designing for mobile devices is not the same as designing for laptops or desktops. It's about creating a unique user exp

781 shares
2 years ago

Best Practices for Mobile App Usability from Google

In today's world, mobile apps are an essential aspect of our daily routines, so the demand for user-friendly and intuiti

768 shares
2 years ago

User Research Methods for Mobile UX

Remote research is becoming increasingly common in today's digital age, and for a good reason. As remote work and virtua

680 shares
2 years ago

How to Transform Mental Models into Conceptual Models for Mobile UX

Conceptual models are used in HCI and interaction design as a way for designers to communicate how they interpret users'

823 shares
2 years ago

Understand the User’s Perspective through Research for Mobile UX

User research is crucial to design great user experiences for mobile apps. While any UX research technique can be adapte

877 shares
2 years ago

What Comes First in Mobile Design: Tasks, Content, or Mobile Optimization?

For many users worldwide, mobile was their first Internet experience and continues to be their primary way to access inf

691 shares
2 years ago

How to Improve Your UX Designs with Task Analysis

One of the most important steps in the design thinking or human-centered design (HCD) methodology is to define the users

1.2k shares
2 years ago

No-UI: How to Build Transparent Interaction

Here, we will explore and teach you about the incredible user experience opportunities which you can take advantage of w

874 shares
2 years ago

User Goals and How They Influence Information Design Decisions

As an information designer, your main aim is to help people understand the world better. Whether they’re trying to make

796 shares
2 years ago

Giving Your Users Freedom with Editable Input Fields

When you want to purchase something on the internet, no matter what it is, or which e-commerce service you use, you don’

716 shares
2 years ago

Work in Games

Very few people look forward to work. If you weren’t working, you could be doing something fun. Yet, work isn’t the oppo

554 shares
2 years ago

Monitoring Player Motivation for Gamification

One of the big questions facing us as gamification designers is, “When will your player get bored of your gamification p

655 shares
2 years ago

Best Practices and UI Design Patterns for Help in Mobile

When users start to get to grips with your mobile app, they will need a little help from time to time. The good news is

811 shares
2 years ago

The One Thumb, One Eyeball Test for Good Mobile Design

We live in a world of distractions, and so do your users. Hence, your designs must factor in users’ contexts and behavio

726 shares
2 years ago

Everyone Loves a Story, and We are All Natural Storytellers

We all enjoy a good story even if what we define as a “good story” differs significantly from person to person. If we ca

576 shares
2 years ago

How to Reduce Cognitive Friction in Mobile

There’s nothing more annoying than when things don’t function the way we expect them to. When users interact with a UI,

675 shares
2 years ago

The ROI of UX – Some Basic Metrics

User experience is essential; we know that as UX professionals, but how do we communicate the benefits to those who pay

539 shares
2 years ago

Make it Easy on the User: Designing for Discoverability within Mobile Apps

Discoverability sometimes also referred to as “learnability” is the ease at which users can find new features or functio

787 shares
2 years ago

If Your User Can’t Find You, You Won’t Have Any Users – Mobile Applications and Discoverability

Discoverability is not a new concept for web designers. In fact Search Engine Optimization and various forms of Search E

630 shares
3 years ago

A Game Explained (an example of a single game and how it meets the rules of fun)

Fun is the key to how games work, and it’s the key to making gamification work, too. Without fun, gamification is simply

895 shares
3 years ago

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UX Daily: The World's Largest Free Online Resource on UX Design

Latest UX Design Articles

Functionality and Mobile Design – Don’t Shrink the Screen, Focus on the Tasks

Best Practices for Mobile App Usability from Google

User Research Methods for Mobile UX

How to Transform Mental Models into Conceptual Models for Mobile UX

Understand the User’s Perspective through Research for Mobile UX

What Comes First in Mobile Design: Tasks, Content, or Mobile Optimization?

How to Improve Your UX Designs with Task Analysis

No-UI: How to Build Transparent Interaction

User Goals and How They Influence Information Design Decisions

Giving Your Users Freedom with Editable Input Fields

Work in Games

Monitoring Player Motivation for Gamification

Best Practices and UI Design Patterns for Help in Mobile

The One Thumb, One Eyeball Test for Good Mobile Design

Everyone Loves a Story, and We are All Natural Storytellers

How to Reduce Cognitive Friction in Mobile

The ROI of UX – Some Basic Metrics

Make it Easy on the User: Designing for Discoverability within Mobile Apps

If Your User Can’t Find You, You Won’t Have Any Users – Mobile Applications and Discoverability

A Game Explained (an example of a single game and how it meets the rules of fun)

Open Access—Link to us!

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