The Tips and Tools You Need for Superior UX

How many apps have you downloaded to your smartphone since you first got it? 20? 100? 1,000? No matter how many, you’re likely using less than half of them, according to a recent TechCrunch article. And one frequently cited reason for that is that the other apps you downloaded didn’t deliver the user experience (UX) you expected. We define UX as the emotional response someone has to your product and don’t fool yourself–every product delivers a user experience, good or bad.  Improving your UX can be the difference between your product being a user favorite or sitting around collecting dust. Here are some quick ways to help you and your team build better UX experiences.

4 Steps to Superior UX Design The world of design has its own language and practices. Peter Hughes of Ascest LLC provides insights into demystifying that jargon to help you work more efficiently and effectively with your design and development teams in this new eBook.  More >

1 Hour to Better UX Find out what it takes to move your products from good to great in our March 21 webinar on “The Key to Building Better Products.” Hughes will provide real-life examples and share some of his favorite UX tools and how to use them. More >

Rapid Prototyping Made Easy You don’t need fancy prototypes to start getting market feedback on your ideas. One great tool for testing your ideas is POP (Prototyping on Paper) by Marvel. It quickly and simply turns your sketches and drawings into interactive iPhone or Android prototypes. It even allows you to record your feedback with user testing, commenting and collaboration tools. And even better, it’s free to download. No excuses for not testing. download now >

Be a Good Partner to Your Design Team Strange requests, miscommunications and jargon, the life of a designer is not always an easy one as we see in this fun infographic inspired by Patrick Neeman’s UX Drinking Game. Remember that the designer’s goal is the same as yours: Deliver the best solutions to your market’s problems. More >

Got a question about UX or a favorite tool or tip you’d like to share? Keep the conversation going on Twitter at #askpragmatic.

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