5 Most Common User Experience Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
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Design is continuously evolving. A lot of trends have come and gone. Following latest trends will not hurt the UX, but in the process of creating something trendy and appealing, the usability of the process cannot be sacrificed. User experience should be utmost important while designing a product and a balance must be maintained between the nicer looking and the better working design. UX Testing has become a very critical step for creating beautiful user experiences. There are higher demands nowadays for having a more perfected UX, as UX directly impacts business statistics in a positive way. In this webinar, we will present to you the 5 most common fumbles that UX Designers make while designing interfaces.
5 Most Common User Experience Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
- 1. 5 Most Common User Experience Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
- 2. Riddhi Mehta With You Today Aditi Buch
- 3. Type your comments and questions here
- 4. Agenda Introduction 5 UX Mistakes About the error How to avoid Conclusion
- 6. Minimalist Design3D Design Flat Design
- 7. USABILITY
- 8. Usage of Light Fonts over a Low-contrast Background 1
- 9. Light fonts over a low contrast background. Roboto Light Roboto Regular Helvetica Light Helvetica Regular Usage of Light Fonts over a Low-contrast Background
- 10. Regular fonts over a proper contrast background. Contrast ratio of text to background should be 4.5 : 1 Usage of Light Fonts over a Low-contrast Background http://leaverou.github.io/contrast-ratio
- 11. Comparison of both scenarios.
- 13. Blockbuster presents so much data that sometimes it leaves the user confused and/or unable to make a decision about what to watch. Overloading Users With Information
- 14. This page is overloaded with widgets and small bits of disparate information or resources. Rather than presenting a cohesive message with a clear hierarchy of information, your field of view is completely stuffed with individual elements competing for your attention. Overloading Users With Information
- 15. Clean UI with enough breathing space around the main items. Overloading Users With Information
- 16. Generous whitespace creates an essential breathing room and makes UI that look less cluttered. Overloading Users With Information
- 17. Using Non-Obvious Gestures for Options and Actions 3
- 18. Using Non-Obvious Gestures for Options and Actions As beautiful as it looks, it is not a very user friendly application for setting up alarms.
- 19. Using Non-Obvious Gestures for Options and Actions iPhone calculator does not have a delete /backspace button, but the users are not properly introduced to the feature of swiping right to remove numerals.
- 20. Using Non-Obvious Gestures for Options and Actions
- 21. Using Non-Obvious Gestures for Options and Actions
- 22. Using Un-labelled and Abstract Icons 4
- 23. Un-labelled and abstract icon sets have been used for the above apps. Using Un-labelled and Abstract Icons
- 24. Labelled Icon sets are more intuitive Using Un-labelled and Abstract Icons
- 26. It would take one way longer than it should have to fill out this form, because you would have to enter your information in this order: 1. Apt/Suite 2. Postal Code 3. Street Number 4. City 5. Contact Number 1 6. Street Name 7. Province 8. Contact Number 2 Using Extensive Forms
- 27. (Try Not to) Using Extensive Forms
- 32. Type your comments and questions here
- 35. Thank You