DavidParmelee

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by DavidParmelee 9y ago
This article does address some common hurdles in onboarding that, in most cases, shouldn't be there - like push notifications permissions. But I usually find myself talking people out of getting an app made, versus a mobile-friendly we
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by DavidParmelee 9y ago
It’s nice to see the mention of Wirify. Seeing a finished website as a wireframe provides a great understanding of an existing site for embarking on design improvements or redesigns. I was pleased that this article differentiates between i
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by DavidParmelee 9y ago
I have a few suggestions at the intersection of psychology/neuroscience and UX. I found Universal Principles of Design to be a good read that talks about human-computer interaction with some examples of psychology. Flow by Mihaly Csik
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by DavidParmelee 9y ago
I’m a consultant myself (UX research and strategy), and I like several of the points in this article - for example, why churn rates are higher for people who want one objective versus another. This is definitely an important distinction.
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by DavidParmelee 9y ago
Hi Cory, this site does look like it’s off to a pretty good start. I definitely like the Typeform’s design! Some quick first impressions: - You’ll definitely need more social proof. The site says that “many” companies use it, but there a
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by DavidParmelee 9y ago
Great article in general. User or customer research definitely shouldn’t be about idea validation. “This feature is good, right?” is a loaded question that would give responses that don’t reflect what your market really thinks. People wh