Lessons about UX (page 6)

adamsilver.io

The problems with tooltips and what to do instead

Tooltips are not only hard to use, but they're normally totally unnecessary. Learn why that is and what you could do instead.

Laura Lemos·August 21, 2020

trychameleon.com

Why Tooltips are Terrible and How to Better Design Them

Discover SaaS tooltip design best practices, examples, and in-app tooltips UX to guide users, enhance UI clarity, and improve the overall product experience.

Laura Lemos·August 21, 2020

servicedesigntools.org

A complete collection of service design tools filterable by when, who, what and how to use

Browse the collection to find the best resources and materials, based on your specific needs.

Pedro Bacelar·July 29, 2020

medium.com

Why we have a research plan at Nubank:

Caroline Ribeiro·July 27, 2020

interaction-design.org

Forgiveness as a design principle

Users are only human, and, consequently, they make mistakes. For their errors not to lead to poor experiences, it’s your job as a designer to help them.

Aline Silveira·July 9, 2020

uxdesign.cc

The best products & websites for UI/UX designers.

Caroline Ribeiro·July 9, 2020

smashingmagazine.com

How to apply friction in UI design to prevent user errors.

In experience design, friction is the newsletter signup overlay covering the actual content, the difficult wording on a landing page, or the needless optional questions in a checkout flow. It’s usually the opposite of being intuitive or effortless. However, that doesn't mean that it's always bad for the users. In this article, Zoltan Kollin will show you when and how friction can be an efficient tool to actually design better experiences.

Aline Silveira·June 26, 2020

uxdesign.cc

Benchmarking — a 6-step plan for assessing your competition:

Caroline Ribeiro·June 19, 2020

appcues.com

How to build effective product tours

Here are 9 ways to solve common product tour problems to improve UX, motivate users, shorten time to value, and boost activation.

Aline Silveira·June 18, 2020

invisionapp.com

How to build solid hypotheses to guide our design process:

Aline Silveira·June 3, 2020

interaction-design.org

A handy list of questions to be applied in user-feedback surveys, from IDF

User feedback surveys are a great tool for UX pros to find out what a wider-audience thinks of their product. Author/Copyright holder: Frits Ahlefeldt-Laurvig....

Aline Silveira·June 3, 2020

uxdesign.cc

Simple rules that will help you design forms users will like to complete

Caroline Ribeiro·June 1, 2020

blog.prototypr.io

Working with Arabic in UX design - Designing screens and experiences for RTL languages

Pedro Bacelar·May 12, 2020

appcues.com

A guide for creating great product onboarding tours

Build a product walkthrough that drives activation: a 6-step framework, UI patterns, best practices, and real SaaS examples with measurable results.

Aline Silveira·May 11, 2020

firstround.com

how to build a minimum-lovable-product

Product builders should aim for lovable, not just viable. Jiaona Zhang (product leader at Dropbox, Airbnb, WeWork and lecturer at Stanford) shares her tactics for building MLPs that win users' hearts.

Aline Silveira·May 11, 2020