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Design Insights #33 Why Usability Testing, Top 6 UX Design Trends & More...

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Design Insights #33 Why Usability Testing, Top 6 UX Design Trends & More...
By Savah Design Team  • Issue #33 • View online
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How to Perform Usability Testing in 5 Steps | Savah
Usability testing is an important process of testing before launching the product. Checkout 5 easy steps to perform usability test for relevant results.
Why Usability Testing: The Highlights
  • Being a test that shows how easy real users can use a product, usability testing depicts how a product or service supports users when accomplishing various goals and how easy and quick they do this
  • There are three main forms of usability testing; moderate remote, moderate in-person and unmoderated remote
  • While both moderate in-person and moderate remote takes two to tango, the participant and the facilitator, the former is done in one shared location while the latter having them in different locations Unmoderated remote involves an administrator who provides a set of tests on a number of people
  • Usability testing can be done from the beginning of the design process. It allows major and minor tweaking here and there that would improve ideas and concepts suggested earlier
  • This effective UX technique is based on user behaviour and from that standpoint, it’s hard to contradict data obtained from a good representation of participants. It also produces specific results required for specific action, saving time and even money in the long run.
To get maximum value from usability testing, make sure your goals are well elaborated and relevant to the product or feature being tested, employ the method right from the beginning and involve your clients and share your findings and insights.
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Top 6 UX Design Trends to Follow in 2019 | Savah
They year, 2018 has been an exciting year for UX design community. We have saw the prevalence of the trends like compact design spaces, story-telling designs, empathy, voice activated interfaces, micro-interactions and card based designs. 
So what’s in store for 2019? As the first quarter of 2019 is on, it is time to have a look on some UX design trends so that you can ensure smooth, flawless and exciting interaction to the users with your website design and improve the design thinking. 
On the basis of past years’ trends and possibilities, here I have rounded up important UX designs trends that will leave an impact in 2019 and beyond.
Please, let me know in your opinion what will be the top trend for 2019?
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7 Effective Tips to Monetise Your App | Savah
In this article, we are looking how mobile apps have come in handy to millions of people around the world by helping carry out a different tasks in a breeze. It is fitting enough for the app developer to take pride in their work and even capitalise on the opportunities their apps brings along.
Making money out of it is one way, unless when an app is developed for charity. There are many ways to monetise your app. We have found the following 7 tips to promote and monetise your app, it does really depends on the app which channels works best for your app.
We are covering everything from on-app purchases to Cross-selling your app.
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From around the web
A New Religion for Designers - Library - Google Design
A New Religion for Designers - Library - Google Design
Technologist John Maeda on the changing relationship between design and development
In the same way that there’s all kinds of designers, there are only a few types of developers. (By: John Maeda)
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Bad Habits of UI/UX Designers – User Friendly – Medium
Bad Habits of UI/UX Designers – User Friendly – Medium
Many of the same bad habits crop up across UI/UX design teams, including creating imaginary users instead of actual end-users and unrealistic brainstorming sessions that disregard the project budget.
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