Good Mobile UX Design: Brings Sure Success For Your APP

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Good Mobile UX Design Brings Sure Success For
Your APP
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• As the mobile channel matures and technology
  develops, so does the field of mobile user
  experience.

• Good UX is what separates successful apps from
  the unsuccessful ones. UX of any app is very
  important in terms of engaging customers.

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• The main point to remember throughout the whole
  mobile UX design is that whilst it has some
  principles in common with the web and software
  design, simply shrinking the desktop experience
  is not going to work.

• To design a good app, one should always start
  with the customer experience and follow through,
  enhancing it with the right elements of the
  existing digital presence where appropriate.

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The 80/20 Rule

• Normally, 80 of the app users will only use 20
  of its functionality. If you have an online
  presence, easy ways to ensure how you cater
  customers is by looking at how the customers are
  interacting with the website and determine what
  functionality is most used, this will help to cut
  down on the feature set and can make the 20 easy
  and intuitive to use.

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Task-based Design

• The apps every function should be built towards
  helping the users to both identify and then
  complete the task, and the rest should be
  discarded. Mobile users dont have much patience,
  as they are mostly using the app on the go. And
  the space that the developers have to work with
  is very small.

• They should be able to sense their intent and
  focus on exposing the possibilities available at
  each stage of the task to the user, so they can
  move through the completion yet fluidly react to
  uncovering data they werent expecting.

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Keep It Simple

• Keep the design as simple as possible for the
  users to understand. When there comes a need to
  put a FAQ inside the app, the design has probably
  gone wrong somewhere. Remember that the desktop
  design is totally different than that of a mobile
  device.  The space allowed in the mobile is very
  less and hence the design should be built
  accordingly. In a long run, the simpler the app
  is, the better it will be.

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Eventually, the difference between the mobile
experience and that of more traditional design is
that the small, slow hardware and unique external
demands placed on the user means there is little
room for overly flabby layout and feature sets
that have crept into some parts of the desktop.
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