Cards of category "USER EXPERIENCE"

USER EXPERIENCE

USER EXPERIENCE

USER EXPERIENCE

[ PERCEPTION ]

The experience perceived by the user is fundamental.

Ergonomics is not negotiable.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ PERCEPTION ]

Do not neglect the work of UX designers, it is fundamental in the development of an application.

Integrate the feedback of your users, it is essential.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ PERFORMANCE ]

Bet on efficient interfaces for both internal and external uses.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ PERFORMANCE ]

The interfaces are geared towards efficiency.

The performance of an interface saves time, increases users' satisfaction and therefore reduce their frustration.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ MOBILE FIRST ]

Adopt a Mobile First strategy.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ MOBILE FIRST ]

Mobile devices are the most important market share.

Thinking mobile is thinking about the essential.

Responsive Design is the norm, it is a source of savings (MVP).

USER EXPERIENCE

[ OMNI-CHANNEL ]

Adapt to practices, omni-channel is the norm.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ OMNI-CHANNEL ]

The omni-channel approach provides the user with a unified experience (example: Netflix).

The different channels are synchronized and coherent (unlike batch processes).

All the actors (clients, advisers) access the same information.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ SELF-DATA ]

Users are owners of their data and their journey.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ SELF-DATA ]

Allow individuals, at any time, to control their personal data.

Establish trust by giving users real-time traceability and control.

Subsystems must meet the same requirements.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ CRM/SFA ]

Customer relationship needs to be unified and contextualized with a flexible, unifying and event-driven CRM/SFA.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ CRM/SFA ]

Opt for a CRM that manages both customer relationship and sales force automation (SFA : Sales Force Automation).

CRM must be open to new opportunities.

CRM produces events corresponding to management actions to fit into the Event-Driven logic of the platform.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ BIG DATA ]

The Big Data platform allows you to centralize and process the user's data to best serve him/her in his/her journey.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ BIG DATA ]

Centralize Maif Group, Partner and Vendor data in a journey logic.

"Data Preparation" and processing help to consolidate the data.

Big Data teams collaborate with Feature Teams to ensure data governance.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ WORKSTATION ]

The workstation is adapted and adaptable to modern practices and channels.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ WORKSTATION ]

Adopt identity federation for a unified experience.

A portal offers an overview, it does not replace applications.

The workstation must be mobile, multi-channel and standard to allow opening within the extended enterprise.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ COLLEAGUES ]

Do not forget that your colleagues are using modern applications with modern UX at home.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ COLLEAGUES ]

Treat all your users as "customers": Internet users, managers, ops, developers, etc.

Do not underestimate the UX effort needed for internal-use management applications.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ MEASURING EVERYTHING ]

Everything that can be measured must be.

Without measure, everything is only opinion.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ MEASURING EVERYTHING ]

Think of the metrics during the development of the application. Logs must have a business as well as technical dimension.

Do not neglect performance metrics, they are fundamental.

The Feature Team ensures operation: it is responsible for making the application operable.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ A/B TESTING ]

A/B Testing saves time by letting feedback decide.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ A/B TESTING ]

Rather than arbitrarily decide between two solutions, do not hesitate to set up A/B testing.

This pattern consists of presenting two different versions of the same application and choosing one of them based on objective measures of user activity.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ DEGRADATION ]

Consider degradation rather than service interruption in the event of a failure.

USER EXPERIENCE

[ DEGRADATION ]

In case of failure of one of the subsystems, a degraded version of the service must be considered in the first place rather than an interruption.

With the help of Circuit Breakers, isolate a breakdown to avoid its impact and propagation to the entire system.