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How to Maximize your User Experience (UX)

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When it comes to website and software accessibility, including how easy it is for all types of users to interact with, paying attention to user experience is profoundly significant. This is also true of all kinds of technology. Quality UX training is crucial to minimizing hiccups in human-computer interactions (HCI) and to influencing how users perceive the end product. By studying the user experience, you can learn about visual design, interaction design, and information architecture, as well as the roles that they play in usability.  Accessibility measures are another significant...

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5 Ways to Spring Clean Your Website

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1. CHECK ALL YOUR LINKS Your website can have between a dozen and hundreds (or even thousands) of links. There are inbound links in your written content that link to other parts of your site, and outbound links that show customers where you sourced your information. If these links are not working properly, then potential customers can end up aggravated – and this tends to mean that they will not become your customers. While this step of the website spring cleaning process may be tedious, it’s incredibly important. Take a few hours out of your day to check that all links are...

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5 Tips for Creating a Great UX 

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1. RESEARCH Before you can begin to create an arresting UX, you must first get to know your ideal user. Decide who your site is to be designed for and spend time getting to know the needs and wants of that specific demographic. Market research is crucial to designing a winning UX. Through the use of surveys, questionnaires, and analysis of similar projects, you can create a detailed picture of your average user. Once you have an idea of who will be visiting your site or app, you can tailor your UX to them by implementing design features that are relevant and appropriate. An intimate...

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