Novel
Published on September 2022
Smart Interface Design Patterns Checklists
Every UI component, no matter if it’s an accordion, a hamburger navigation, a data table, or a carousel, brings along its unique challenges. Inventing a new solution to every problem takes time, and very often it’s really not necessary.
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BOOK CHAPTERS
Every UI component, no matter if it’s an accordion, a hamburger navigation
introduction
Designing For Touch Checklist
The decision to act doesn’t take place in isolation and is part of the broader user journey. In this chapter, Paul explains how to understand that journey and build a sales funnel that supports the user’s experience, rather than seeking to interrupt it.
You will learn:
Are all our icons large enough to avoid rage taps/clicks (50×50px)?
Can users double tap on the same spot to undo/restore actions?
Have we tested for frequency of rage clicks/taps?
...and 23 more questions.
Page:
7 pages
Time :
15 minutes
introduction
Designing For Touch Checklist
The decision to act doesn’t take place in isolation and is part of the broader user journey. In this chapter, Paul explains how to understand that journey and build a sales funnel that supports the user’s experience, rather than seeking to interrupt it.
You will learn:
Are all our icons large enough to avoid rage taps/clicks (50×50px)?
Can users double tap on the same spot to undo/restore actions?
Have we tested for frequency of rage clicks/taps?
...and 23 more questions.
Page:
7 pages
Time :
15 minutes
introduction
Designing For Touch Checklist
The decision to act doesn’t take place in isolation and is part of the broader user journey. In this chapter, Paul explains how to understand that journey and build a sales funnel that supports the user’s experience, rather than seeking to interrupt it.
You will learn:
Are all our icons large enough to avoid rage taps/clicks (50×50px)?
Can users double tap on the same spot to undo/restore actions?
Have we tested for frequency of rage clicks/taps?
...and 23 more questions.
Page:
7 pages
Time :
15 minutes
Chapter 1
Accordion Checklist
You cannot improve what you are not measuring. That is why, in Paul’s second chapter, he explores how to measure your conversion rate effectively. Only then can you start to improve it.
You will learn:
What icon do we choose to indicate expansion?
Should expanded section collapse automatically?
Should the user be scrolled automatically when expanded?
...and 11 more questions.
Page:
14 pages
Time :
25 minutes
Chapter 1
Accordion Checklist
You cannot improve what you are not measuring. That is why, in Paul’s second chapter, he explores how to measure your conversion rate effectively. Only then can you start to improve it.
You will learn:
What icon do we choose to indicate expansion?
Should expanded section collapse automatically?
Should the user be scrolled automatically when expanded?
...and 11 more questions.
Page:
14 pages
Time :
25 minutes
Chapter 1
Accordion Checklist
You cannot improve what you are not measuring. That is why, in Paul’s second chapter, he explores how to measure your conversion rate effectively. Only then can you start to improve it.
You will learn:
What icon do we choose to indicate expansion?
Should expanded section collapse automatically?
Should the user be scrolled automatically when expanded?
...and 11 more questions.
Page:
14 pages
Time :
25 minutes
chapter 2
Navigation Checklist
If you want to persuade people to act, you need to understand how they think and what they want. To do that you need to carry out at least some user research. In this chapter, Paul introduces you to easy to use techniques that will get the job done with the minimum of investment.
You will learn:
Do drop-downs appear/disappear on hover, tap/click, or both?
Do nav items appear in a full page/partial overlay or slide-in?
Can we split the nav vertically for sub-menus on mobile?
...and 27 more questions.
Page:
20 pages
Time :
30 minutes
chapter 2
Navigation Checklist
If you want to persuade people to act, you need to understand how they think and what they want. To do that you need to carry out at least some user research. In this chapter, Paul introduces you to easy to use techniques that will get the job done with the minimum of investment.
You will learn:
Do drop-downs appear/disappear on hover, tap/click, or both?
Do nav items appear in a full page/partial overlay or slide-in?
Can we split the nav vertically for sub-menus on mobile?
...and 27 more questions.
Page:
20 pages
Time :
30 minutes
chapter 2
Navigation Checklist
If you want to persuade people to act, you need to understand how they think and what they want. To do that you need to carry out at least some user research. In this chapter, Paul introduces you to easy to use techniques that will get the job done with the minimum of investment.
You will learn:
Do drop-downs appear/disappear on hover, tap/click, or both?
Do nav items appear in a full page/partial overlay or slide-in?
Can we split the nav vertically for sub-menus on mobile?
...and 27 more questions.
Page:
20 pages
Time :
30 minutes
chapter 3
Search Autocomplete Checklist
The decision to act doesn’t take place in isolation and is part of the broader user journey. In this chapter, Paul explains how to understand that journey and build a sales funnel that supports the user’s experience, rather than seeking to interrupt it.
You will learn:
Do we surface frequent hits, popular searches, products or categories at the top of autosuggestions?
At what characater do we start displaying autosuggestions?
Do we use look-ahead pattern for search queries?
...and 30 more questions.
Page:
17 pages
Time :
28 minutes
chapter 3
Search Autocomplete Checklist
The decision to act doesn’t take place in isolation and is part of the broader user journey. In this chapter, Paul explains how to understand that journey and build a sales funnel that supports the user’s experience, rather than seeking to interrupt it.
You will learn:
Do we surface frequent hits, popular searches, products or categories at the top of autosuggestions?
At what characater do we start displaying autosuggestions?
Do we use look-ahead pattern for search queries?
...and 30 more questions.
Page:
17 pages
Time :
28 minutes
chapter 3
Search Autocomplete Checklist
The decision to act doesn’t take place in isolation and is part of the broader user journey. In this chapter, Paul explains how to understand that journey and build a sales funnel that supports the user’s experience, rather than seeking to interrupt it.
You will learn:
Do we surface frequent hits, popular searches, products or categories at the top of autosuggestions?
At what characater do we start displaying autosuggestions?
Do we use look-ahead pattern for search queries?
...and 30 more questions.
Page:
17 pages
Time :
28 minutes
chapter 4
Feature Comparison Checklist
This chapter explores one of the most important aspects of encouraging users to act — addressing their concerns. Paul shows you how to identify user’s objections and then overcome them, so reducing the risk of taking action in the minds of users.
You will learn:
Can users switch to see only differences/similarities/all?
Can the user move columns left and right?
Should we ask customers to choose preferred attributes?
...and 24 more questions.
Page:
40 pages
Time :
60 minutes
chapter 4
Feature Comparison Checklist
This chapter explores one of the most important aspects of encouraging users to act — addressing their concerns. Paul shows you how to identify user’s objections and then overcome them, so reducing the risk of taking action in the minds of users.
You will learn:
Can users switch to see only differences/similarities/all?
Can the user move columns left and right?
Should we ask customers to choose preferred attributes?
...and 24 more questions.
Page:
40 pages
Time :
60 minutes
chapter 4
Feature Comparison Checklist
This chapter explores one of the most important aspects of encouraging users to act — addressing their concerns. Paul shows you how to identify user’s objections and then overcome them, so reducing the risk of taking action in the minds of users.
You will learn:
Can users switch to see only differences/similarities/all?
Can the user move columns left and right?
Should we ask customers to choose preferred attributes?
...and 24 more questions.
Page:
40 pages
Time :
60 minutes
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