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Nick Babich

Progress Trackers in UX Design

When designing a large ecommerce site or complex online service, most probably you will be asked to design a system for ordering or configuration online. Walking users through this process by making it easy and intuitive is key to helping increase conversion rates. Any frustration along the way may cause

UX in Email Design

You spend months creating an awesome product with an amazing UX. You’ve put a lot of effort into creating something really cool. And there comes a time when you need to present the product to the audience. But have you thought about the emails you’re going to send,

Most Common Log-in Problems and Solutions

For many of us, logging into sites or apps is a part of our daily routine. In fact, we probably do it so often that do it’s almost automatic… until something goes wrong: we forget our password, our user name, the email address we signed up with, or even

Designing UX Login Form and Process

While sign-in walls [https://babich.biz/mobile-app-user-engagement-breaking-the-wall/] (demanding that users must register or log in before they can fully access an app or site) generally isn’t a very good practice, they are still very common in our digital life. Most likely you go through a login process pretty much

Notifications for Mobile Apps

Designing notifications to be useful and relevant for your users is extremely important. Good notifications give people information and functionality that’s important right now. Mobile apps can use notifications to let people know when interesting things happen, such as: a message has arrived, an event is about to occur,

Tabs for Mobile UX Design

Tabs are one of the most used components of mobile UIs. They allow users to quickly move between a small number of equally important views and bring a real world element to the web and mobile applications. When implemented correctly, tabs are considered to be an excellent user interface control

Designing More Efficient Forms: Assistance and Validation

In an ideal world, users will fill the form with necessary information and finish their job successfully. In the real world, users often make mistakes. This is where form assistance and validation come into play. The goal of these actions is to explain how to fill out the form and

Designing More Efficient Forms: Structure, Inputs, Labels and Actions

People who use your app or site have a particular goal. Often the one thing that is standing between the user and his goal is a form. Because forms still remain the one of the most important type of interaction for users on the web and in the apps. In

Accessible Interface Design

Part 1: On Designing With Accessible Colors A well-designed product is accessible to users of all abilities, including those with low vision, blindness, hearing impairments or motor impairments. Accessibility enables people with disabilities to perceive and interact with systems and applications. While this series of articles primarily apply to mobile

Mobile UX Design: Sliders

Sliders has been around for a long time and has become the de facto standard for selecting and filtering in apps. However, sliders deserve special consideration from designers — precisely because they make it so easy for users to screw up their queries, leading to results that are either incorrect or