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Is your mobile UI unintentionally frustrating users? Let’s fix it! Quick fixes that make a big impact – ready to upgrade? Mobile users expect fast, seamless interactions. Minor design errors can send them packing. Let's avoid these mistakes. Many designers overlook usability in favor of aesthetics, leading to issues like small touch targets, clutter, and poor readability that drive users away. This post covers nine common mobile UI mistakes with easy fixes to improve user satisfaction and engagement. Slides 2-9: Highlight each pitfall (like cluttered screens, inconsistent navigation), paired with actionable solutions. Small fixes can transform your app. Prioritizing user experience is key to growth! Ready to level up your designs? Drop a 🔥 or share your go-to design tip!

Leaderboard App UI 🌟 This design features: 👉 Engaging onboarding screen with a rocket theme to captivate users. 👉 Leaderboard interface showcasing players, prizes, and rules, designed for clarity and usability. 👉 A smooth green gradient background, symbolizing growth and energy, aligning with the competitive spirit. From dynamic visuals to user-friendly navigation, I aimed to create an interactive and vibrant experience. Feedback is always welcome! 😊

When I design, I am simultaneously two people. One is me, the designer. The one who focuses on the result. The other one is me. the user. The one who must feel things the right way. For DynaGaunt, my goal is simple: I want users to feel empowered, not overwhelmed. The app should be intuitive, like second nature. The device should feel like an extension of themselves, not a gadget. Most importantly, I want them to feel cared for, knowing every detail was crafted with their well-being in mind. That’s what I hope every user feels when they interact with what we’ve built. #UserExperience #ProductDesign #Empathy #DesignThinking

🎥✨ Behind the Scenes of Our One Access App Design! ✨🎥 Are you curious about how our One Access app came to be? We're excited to introduce you to this journey with Debora Zilz, one of our talented product design team members, as your guide! 🌟 In this video, Debora walks us through the meticulous steps and innovative thinking behind the One Access App. From initial user research to prototyping and testing, discover the passion and precision driving our design philosophy. 👩💻 Highlights Include: 🎯 User research methodologies 🎯 Key design principles and wireframing 🎯 Iterative testing and feedback 🎯 Overcoming design challenges 🚀 Ready for this journey? 👉 Watch the full video to find out how we created an app that prioritises user needs and delivers exceptional value. 👩💻 PS. Greetings from our entire Product Design crew! 💙 #UXDesign #MobileApp #DigitalAccess #FacilityManagement #SelfStorage

Have you ever felt instantly comfortable using a new website or app? That feeling of intuitive understanding stems from your brain relying on past experiences and ingrained expectations when scanning digital interfaces. Key Ideas: 😌 Familiarity = Efficiency: We've learned common design patterns, we don't start at zero with every site or app. 😁 Meet Expectations = Happy Users: When navigation is where we expect it, things feel smoother. 🧐 Mental Shortcuts: Past experience lets users predict how a website or app works. Design Tips: 👍 Convention is (Mostly) King: Stick with common layouts to avoid confusion. ⛓️💥 Break Patterns Purposefully: Use unexpected design to highlight important things. 👀 Guide the Eye: Know where users look first, and place key info accordingly. —- 🤔 Can you think of websites that do this really well, or really poorly? Share in the comments! #uidesign #uxdesign #uiux

A throwback to when I redesigned the Bolt app interface as a personal project 🚗✨. This was a practice design I worked on to sharpen my skills and understand the intricacies of user interface design. Rebuilding the app gave me deeper insights into layout structure, user flow, and visual consistency, which are key to delivering a seamless experience. Sometimes, recreating existing designs helps you learn what works and why. What are your thoughts on this? Have you ever revisited a familiar app to improve your design skills? I'd love to hear about it! #UIDesign #UXDesign #PracticeProject #DesignSkills #ProductDesign"

🚀 Want to create an app that users love? Check out these top features for a user-friendly experience! 1. 🔒 Privacy/Security: Build trust by securing sensitive data. 2. 🔍 Search Box: Guide users to what they need quickly. 3. 🎨 Responsive UX: Ensure smooth navigation across devices. 4. ♿ Accessibility: Make your app inclusive with scalable text and speech recognition. 5. 📬 Personalized Push Notifications: Engage users with relevant updates. 6. 🛑 Data Opt-Out: Respect user privacy with data control. 7. 📝 Feedback System: Improve your app based on user input. 8. 🔄 Multi-Device Sync: Seamlessly switch devices for a consistent experience. 9. 🔋 Battery Preservation: Optimize to conserve battery life. Ready to enhance your app? Let's chat! Schedule a free consultation with us today. 🌟

These are the five screens that make up the user flow for my third User Experience Design project "Outbreak Outlook." This is the final refined version of the app's design, but further feedback would be appreciated!

Design Great 🍎 visionOS Apps 👓 1- Building intentional experiences: • Core idea of the app should be built for the platform. • Embrace immersion by finding your key moment and make things possible through animations and manipulations. • Consider building something complimentary if your app has a large feature set. 2- Designing for immersion: • Take people somewhere new with full immersion. • Integrate with people's physical surroundings. • Design meaningful auditory moments with thoughtful sound design. 3- Understanding comfort and usability: 4- Minimize physical movement. 5- Minimize the amount of windows needed and keep your interface cohesive. 6- Design for the infinite canvas. 7- Creating visually comfortable experiences: 8- Make experiences feel part of the operating system. 9- Find ways to incorporate branding without compromising comfort or usability. 10- Elements on Vision OS should have a hover effect. 11- Delighting users with exceptional craft: 12- Match our expectations of reality and honor our spatial awareness. 13- Keep interactive content close to people. 14- Use animation and motion to get people's attention. 15- Map interactions to familiar experiences by building custom gestures. 16- Abstract away complexity to make the app more approachable #ARKit #HumanInterfaceDesign #VisionOS #UIUX #ImmersiveDesign #Apple #ARDesignPrinciples #DesigningforAR #FutureofInterfaces #ARUsability #MotionDesign