Did you know that if your site has an excellent mobile UX, 74% of users are more inclined to return? The million-dollar question is- how can you know which UX design will help you the most? A successful UX design boosts traffic, engagement, and usability. As a result, some aspects of UX design must be prioritized in order to keep visitors on your website.
What is UX design?
The term “UX design” refers to the process of improving the usability or functionality of a product or service in order to maximize user satisfaction. The primary responsibility of UX designers is to create a product that provides visitors with a relevant and meaningful experience. Awe-inspiring UX design elements must be used to provide a rich user experience. So, here’s a rundown of what they are:
Usability
Most users come to your site with a certain goal in mind, and they want to accomplish that goal as soon as possible. Usability is an essential element whose ultimate purpose is to provide the visitor with a pleasant experience. Therefore, while developing a UX, remember to Keep it Simple and Sober. The goal of this principle is to create an interface that even a six-year-old can understand.
Learnable
You’ve probably heard of the game “Pokémon GO,” and some of you may have even played it, but this game was created with a specific goal in mind. However, the game’s instructions make it impossible for many people to play it properly. So, no matter how good the game is, it won’t work if the audience doesn’t understand the rules.
Similarly, the design should make it simple for users to complete their basic tasks the first time they see them. As a result, it is advised to capitalize on previously learned behaviors, habits, and ideas.
For example, the menu will be in the upper right corner, the logo in the upper left corner and the settings option will be represented by a cog icon, and so on. If your system is a little difficult to use, consider having a demo mode for first-time users who logged in.
Effective
It may seem obvious, but you may decide on a number of goals to achieve at the start of the project. To ensure that your product remains effective, whether it is a website or an app, it must be tested against these goals on a regular basis. Effectiveness can be achieved through the use of a survey, analytics, or user interview.
Efficient
Determine whether it completes the task in a reasonable amount of time and effort. You may be meeting your goals, but did your competitors do so more quickly and with less effort? If you answer is yes, you may also want to improve the user experience of your product. The ideal approach to achieve this is by using the A/B testing technique (in which you compare two versions of a product/app/website with only one variable) because it will help you determine how to improve the user experience.
Desirable
Do people want it?
This question responds to a user’s desire.
The desirability has a lot to do with its marketing pitch- the image, reputation, brand, and emotional response it elicits in users.
Delightful
Is it enjoyable and fun to use?
This question determines how enjoyable the product is. A successful product is one that is enjoyable to use, delights or excites users, and compels them to tell their friends about it. The delight of your product is determined by how convenient and simple the process of using your product is, as well as how well it delivers on its promise. It may also consider a quirky feature that distinguishes you from your competitors.
Final thoughts
Finally, if you are designing a UX, make sure that your design makes the user experience of the visitor pleasant, and that it does not confuse the users about whether or not to use your product/website/app. To achieve this, concentrate on the awe-inspiring elements of UX design mentioned above, which will lead to the success of your website/app/product.
