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A scenario involving a series of steps taken by a user while they are interacting with a system.
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What are 'Touch points' in a user/customer journey?
From Wikipedia's Touchpoint Definition
A touchpoint can be defined as any way a consumer can interact with a
business, whether it be person-to-person, through a website, an app or
any form of …
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Data-driven design vs. Natural behaviour
I've seen this before, and personally I hate it. In my personal experience, I tend not to complete the trip or just leave the page. But maybe it's just me.
However, no matter the reasons, you are chea …
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Evidence for The Broken Window Theory in UX?
Broken Windows Theory is Malarkey!
(sorry, wanted to use that word :) )
Now, seriously speaking, that theory is quite controversial to say the least, and most modern researchers and scholars won't a …
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User Confirmation
First screen is correct. You’re asking a question that requires an answer via an interaction. This can be answered in natural language by user’s interaction. Moreover, a simple Yes would be a lot bett …
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