Tag: UX
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Tip 24: Empty states
Similar to our Tip 13 on 404 pages, an empty state should never be a dead end on your site. There should always be a relevant line of copy or CTA so they know what to do next. Some examples:
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Tip 13: Helpful 404 pages
Ensure an error page is never a dead end on your site by following these tips: Bonus: If you have a help / support page, you could link to this to help them find an answer.
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Tip 12: Compress images
Ensuring images across a site are compressed will reduce page load time and improve overall website performance. It’ll improve your core web vitals too.
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Tip 2: Preserve Attention
Avoid navigating users away from your content. Using third parties to add useful features saves time and money, compared to designing and implementing yourself. But be sure you are not navigating users away from your site. Wherever possible, try to open third party links via a new tab, to preserve the window displaying your content…
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Place2Be Experience Design
Children shouldn’t have to face mental health problems alone. Place2Be provides mental health support in schools through one-to-one and group counselling. They also offer expert training and professional qualifications. We did user testing to discover how the site experience could be improved. Using experience design we created some new concepts, tested those and upgraded system…
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Blesma Experience Design
Blesma assists limbless veterans to lead independent and fulfilling lives. Our goal was to help Blesma increase memberships, donations, public profile and participation in member services.
