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Mobile App Development

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Nov 7, 2017

How to validate your app ideas

Without a doubt the app market is one of the fastest growing markets today. In Brazil for example 94% of…

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Sep 12, 2017

The 8 Tools Every Mobile UX Designer Swears By

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May 25, 2017

The science behind apps going viral

Going viral has become the holy grail for online businesses, particularly those that produce…

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May 9, 2017

The latest mobile UX trends to follow

Oh boy, how things have changed in the past few years. Two years ago, mobile app…

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Mar 28, 2017

Your app optimization is lacking and you don’t even know it

Appsee in theuxblog.com

Feb 2, 2017

How to grow your mobile app retention

Iowa Farmer Ray Kinsella (Played by Kevin Costner), in Field of Dreams isn’t the only one who…

Gil Bouhnick in theuxblog.com

Jan 6, 2017

How Microsoft PowerPoint Can Be Your Favorite Mockups Tool

If you are a software developer, a product manager, or an entrepreneur developing a mobile app or a website — you probably spend a decent amount of your time designing mockups.

Bryan L in theuxblog.com

Nov 14, 2016

Case Study — Run For It

Activity Tracking meets Fundraising — one step at a time.

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Run For It is an app that aims to raise funds and bring awareness to global warming/climate change by encouraging…

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Tim Eckert in theuxblog.com

Nov 14, 2016

You are communicating through updates — Learnings from PokemonGo

David Hamill in theuxblog.com

Sep 28, 2016

Stopping Stepitis

Many years ago I wrote a post for UX Booth called Stop Counting Clicks. At the time I was finding myself in conversations about the number of clicks an online task took, long after I thought we should have moved on from doing so. I stand by this.