March 24, 2016 - 2:02 pm Your app’s success is contingent on a combination of factors, but I feel as you probably do as well, that the overall mobile user experience (UX) tops them all.

Contributors 5 mobile UI and UX strategies your users hate September 23, 2017 - 11:30 pm Hate is a strong word, but it’s more than appropriate when it comes to these mobile UI and UX strategies.

Mobile design focuses, or should focus, on the user. This so-called user-centric design has generated a healthy obsession with the three Us: user experience (UX), usability and user interface (UI).

When an app's interface feels unpolished, it's hard to trust it, let alone use it. 94% of users agree with this mindset. Yet a good user experience doesn't rest on aesthetics alone.

His newest project, the Cross-Platform UI/UX Adaptation Engine, aims to revolutionize the way hybrid mobile apps provide smooth and seamless user experiences across a wide variety of devices and ...

Make sure your mobile app is “install and go.” A simple-to-use interface coupled with extensive UX testing means that application developers can sometimes overlook tricky sign-in drawbacks.

Its UX/UI design can also influence the overall image of a financial institution. If customers receive additional evidence that a company cares for them, they will stay loyal and recommend it to ...