#UXGoals

[ankitparmar09]

KPIs Aren’t Scary, Unrealistic UX Goals Are!

Sound dramatic? Maybe. But here’s why it’s true: If your UX goals are vague or overly ambitious, you’ll: ❌ Waste time chasing undefined success. ❌ Struggle to measure progress. ❌ End up frustrating your team and users. The truth about impactful UX: • It’s rooted in achievable, measurable goals. • It adapts as user needs evolve. • It’s designed to create real, tangible value. Here’s what really matters: 1️⃣ Define clear, actionable goals (e.g., “reduce bounce rate by 20% in 3 months”). 2️⃣ Use KPIs like user satisfaction, task completion rates, or retention to measure success. 3️⃣ Continuously gather feedback and adjust based on real user data. Your UX strategy doesn’t need to impress everyone with flashy ideas. It needs to deliver value and improve over time. Stop chasing vague goals. 🚫 Start focusing on outcomes that actually matter. ✅ Building or improving your product? Let’s talk about setting UX goals that drive success.

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Goals of Mobile UX

Since never really having created an app before I decided to pay and invest in a 12-month membership with the Interaction Design Foundation. Basically an online community with a huge range of UX courses available to participate in and each week they’ve released a new lesson.

One of the first courses I enrolled in was  Mobile User Experience (UX) Design just to ensure what I create for my app is on track and is suitable for my users.

Goals of mobile UX

Easy to use 

Users know where controls are

Discoverability is reduced

No understanding is required

Features are where users expect them to be

Users feel in control

Easy to learn

Users can  find their way over time

Users remember shortcuts, rules, routines

Learning curve s short

Confusion is minimized

Satisfying

Produces loyalty behaviour

Users enjoy using it

Stress response is removed

users feel more bonded to it

Friction-free

Broken devices

Supporting distraction to avoid friction

Android feedback you get a small vibrating

5 mobile UX Best Practices

Layout - Use clean layouts to support visible & intuitive controls: 

- Visible controls - Visible back button - Visible navigation

Tasks - clear

navigation - that pops that users know where they are

Visual - highly visual elements

Control - Users need control in their environment

= LTN VC

The two rules for mobile

Context is key for mobile

Fat-finger friendly, always - 44 pixels = should be the default for large buttons

 Essentially you need to design for mobile so that users always maintain flow, to design for a continuous interaction where the user doesn’t need to stop and think.

[ankitparmar09]

Building UX Goals? Here’s the Smart Way! #startup #UXGoals #growth Are you struggling to improve your product's user experience? In this video, I reveal how setting clear UX goals and tracking the right KPIs can transform your product and delight your users! Don't let vague goals hold you back—level up your UX strategy today! 📌 Watch now and don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more actionable insights! 🔔