Avoid information overload in B2B software
Information Architecture in B2B software is crucial if you want to avoid users experiencing cognitive overload. Learn more about it here!
4 ways to avoid unintended design consequences
Designers aren’t looking for unintended consequences Designers often don’t consider what consequences — good AND bad — can arise from their designs. The reason? Human psychology. But there are four things designers can do to try to avoid unintended consequences. What are unintended consequences in design? One example of unintended consequences is cyberbullying. Today more…
4 ways to make sure your products have mobile optimization
Poor mobile optimization can drive users away It’s imperative for modern digital products to focus on mobile optimization. Usability issues on a mobile site are five times more likely to drive users away without completing their tasks. Research has also shown that 70 percent of online shoppers will abandon their carts if the user experience…
Actionable tips for optimizing images for web performance
This is part two of a two-part series on the best practices for designing with images. Read part one here. Inattention to images can slow down web performance and hurt your metrics. Here’s how designers can ensure they are optimizing images for web performance! Website performance is an essential factor for improved user experience and…
5 best practices for designing with images
This is part one of a two part series on the best practices for designing with images. Designing with images increases engagement Why? Humans are visual creatures This is why visuals matter when it comes to capturing the attention of people. In this article, we will review five best practices for designing with images that…
B2B SaaS product design vs B2C SaaS design
How designing for B2B SaaS products is different from vs B2C SaaS products B2B SaaS product design has fundamental differences from designing B2C products. When designers work on B2B products, they need to approach key areas differently. Why? Because of the differences in how B2B companies use products. To be brutally honest, I came into…
CMS design best practices: How to build flexible, scalable interfaces
What every product leader needs to know to create scalable CMS-powered experiences CMS design best practices differ from designing for static applications. UX for content management systems must account for flexibility, reusability, and scalability — all without sacrificing usability or breaking the design. Design for a CMS requires specific design techniques that allow for reusability…
Essential guide to designing for voice interfaces
What you need to know about designing for voice apps Designing for voice apps that use speech recognition software is fundamentally different from designing screens. Without visual guides, designers must focus on the UX writing and voice interaction of the app. Creating a voice user interface means the personality of the app is unseen and…
A quick quide to user onboarding
What is onboarding? When users first step into a product, they are bombarded with new functions. The services you offer may seem obvious to you. However, users with no knowledge of the process will have difficulty understanding your intentions. This is where user onboarding comes into play. Onboarding is the form of actively guiding users…
How to measure retention in your digital products
Customer retention is one of the most important metrics you can track Companies often track metrics to understand the health of their digital products. These might include the number of new customers that sign up, how many people abandon the process, and where new customers come from. But one metric that some products may not…
5 UX design system best practices for a more consistent user experience
Design consistency is important for user experience Why you need to understand how the human mind works It can be exciting to develop innovative ways to design your website or product. But without following UX design system best practices, you risk confusing users and weakening their trust in your product. Whether users are looking for…
5 UX best practices for a strong cross-platform UX strategy
The benefits of responsive design Did you know that a thoughtful cross-platform UX strategy can boost engagement and user retention? Designing experiences for mobile, tablet, and desktop users isn’t just about resizing — it’s about creating a seamless, accessible journey across devices. Responsive design is smart design. Globally, 56 percent of internet traffic comes from…
5 UX best practices for building a smart user research strategy
Not knowing your customer base can prevent you from reaching your goals How to collect the data necessary to create a strong understanding of your user Building a strong user research strategy is essential before launching any product. It’s tempting to assume that if you and your peers need a solution, others will too —…
5 UX best practices for accessible UX design
Designs that work for everyone What to consider when designing accessibly Accessible UX design means creating digital experiences that are usable by everyone — including people with disabilities. It’s more than compliance; it’s about building inclusive, friction-free products that adapt to a diverse range of needs. For product teams, embracing inclusive product design ensures your…
5 UX best practices: Customer retention strategies for SaaS
Thoughtful user experiences can positively impact customer retention for SaaS products When it comes to customer retention strategies for SaaS, user experience (UX) plays a pivotal role. A well-designed UX can keep customers engaged, satisfied, and loyal. However, neglecting UX can lead to churn, even if your product is technically excellent. And when we say…
