1. The document discusses the importance of micromoments and microinteractions in mobile design. It emphasizes that users' satisfaction with a product often comes down to how well it handles the small details and moments of interaction.
2. It provides examples of how various apps and companies have designed for micromoments, such as one-click payments and logins, quick feedback mechanisms, and seamless processes across mobile pages.
3. The key takeaways are that designers should focus on usability in small interactions, eliminate points of frustration, and aim to delight users with invisible but thoughtful design in both large and small moments of engagement.
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The mobile mind shift is the expectation that
I can get what I want in my immediate context
and moments of need.
Mobile has reprogrammed your customers brains.
https://solutions.forrester.com/mobile
9. 2015: the rise of the mobile micromoments
#MICROMOMENTS
#MICROINTERACTIONS
#MICROENGAGEMENTS
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10. Micro moments are brief interactions where
apps can capture the attention of a user
and anticipate their needs in 5-10 second
interactions (several times a day).
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15. Even though were surrounded by microinteractions every day, we dont usually
notice them until something goes horribly wrong.
But microinteractions are, despite their small size and near-invisibility, incredibly
important.
The difference between a product you love and a product you tolerate is
often the microinteractions you have with it.
They can make our lives easier, more fun, and just more interesting if done well.
Dan Saffer
mobimoni #MTC2015 http://microinteractions.com
16. even if the big picture is done right, unless the details are also
handled properly, the solution fails: the details are what control
the moment to moment experience.
It is timely details that lead to seamless interaction with our
products. Alternatively, it is the lack of attention to those details
that lead to frustration, irritation, and eventually an intense
dislike of the product.
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57. Microfeedback provides a means to gather
insightful feedback at just the right moment
of the experience, generating more accurate
findings that will help you create a better
product and the experience.
mobimoni #MTC2015 http://sarahdoody.com
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1. If you care about UX, you should care about micromoments.
2. Do the little things well. Details are the essentials. They make the
product. User satisfaction is in the details!
3. Great design should be experienced and not seen. The better the
design, the more invisible it becomes.
4. Design is measurable on a scale from frustration to delight.
TAKE OUTS
60. BAD
DESIGN
DELIGHTFUL
DESIGN
FRUSTRATION NEUTRAL DELIGHT
Improving bad design Improving neutral design
REDUCTIVE PROCESS
Observation user experience,
rethinking, removing everything,
thats introducing frustration
ADDITIVE PROCESS
Expertise, knowledge,
designer experience
#1 PLEASURE
#2 FLOW
#3 MEANING
61. The goal of a successful app is
to become one of the micromoments
of a persons day to day activities.
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