On-Boarding User Experience
When user tries using some new application, on-boarding experience that any application provides decides whether that user will continue using that application or refrain from using it.
‘First Impression is Last Impression…’
Recently we at Design Practice planned to check out on various on-boarding user experiences. In doing so, we have gathered top viewed articles on on-boarding experiences.
“Meditation made Simple…” A great tag-line for Headspace app. The way we navigate from one screen to another clearly help us to understand how well is it designed and how we can use it. We rated it as good user experience.
What would you expect from a giant like Google? A well designed and developed app with variety of features, right? One such experience about Google Trip was shared on Design Practice.
There are so many apps which has normal sign-in/sign-up options while you start using app for the first time. At times, we refrain from entering so much of data and that might create a bad user experience for us. But Ada Health created a very good user experience in that case.
Focusing on career, we never take care about our personal life. But when we realize the importance about the real life, it is possible that you might have lost the correct time to do so. But Tinder provides a way to find good mates and possibly the right life partner. Please check the user experience shared about Tinder on Design Practice.
Analytics helps you to understand the progress of your application. In case of Instagram, it is Command for Instagram which gives your 7 days free trial initially to learn how it works.
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