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Offshore Software Application User Experience Design Services!

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February 4, 2019

Ux Design Services: A Critical Success Factor!

Ux Design is a Crucial Component of Software Product and App Design!

Offshore software application Ux design services are an important component of any prospective software product development or application development project. Every aspect of the software development lifecycle is important. From concept to specifications, design, and development through testing, implementation, support, enhancement and maintenance tasks – the business that sets out to develop a site, an app or a software product must ensure that offshore services are reputable, cost-effective and timely.

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User Interface Design is Crucial to Business Success

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April 18, 2018

Make Your Users Happy with Great User Experience Design

Great Ux Design Results in Happy Users!

Features and functionality are important to software applications and software products but, without a great user experience designer, the solution is apt to fail. Today’s users (whether they are business users or consumers who use a software product to buy products or get information), are more sophisticated and demanding.

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Software Re-Engineering and Ux Design Make Good Sense

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February 28, 2018

Software Reengineering and Ux: Important and Necessary

Don’t Be Afraid of the Cost and Time to Complete Software Re-Engineering!

I recently attended a technology conference where I listened to attendees grumble about outdated technology, and apps and software products that just didn’t deliver when it comes to performance, scalability and navigation on smart phones and other portable devices. These same people said that they could not justify the cost or time required to complete a software re-engineering project.

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Software ReEngineering Should Include User Experience Design

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May 3, 2017

user-experience-EM-Blog-1When an organization undertakes a software reengineering project, it is often because a solution is not performing well in terms of scalability, mobile navigation or other issues. One of the things that may get left out of the software reengineering services is the issue of user experience design. Ux Design is critical to the user satisfaction (whether your users are in-house or consumers), and will affect user adoption, productivity and the overall success of the application, portal or site.

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Who is in Charge? You or Your Users?

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February 13, 2017

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I remember the good old days when IT consultants and in-house IT staff decided how users would interact with data, what software would look like and user needs and wants took a back seat to the dictates of technical experts. User manuals were written in technical jargon and training was long and ineffective. If you think this world is still a reality, you (and your business) are probably struggling to succeed in the online world.

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User experience is tangible, measurable and quantifiable!

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February 2, 2016

Yes! No kidding, you can actually measure the satisfaction of the end users of your product.

Still not convinced?

Let’s explain how user experience design and your end user satisfaction could be measured.

1. Take your software to the market and assuming you have about 100 customers being introduced to your product
2. Bring in changes to the software and measure the changes in business activity i.e. Create, Retrieve, Update & Delete such basic functions
3. Wait for some time to track the business activities related to every function points
4. Before you bring in changes though, ensure that you know how it connects the following

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The Importance and Benefits of a Well-Conceived User Experience (Ux)

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October 21, 2015

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Your customers and business users are sophisticated. They have access to all kinds of apps, software and websites. They know how easy technology can be and how difficult it can be and they have no patience for the latter. Consumers purchase products or services, get information, make a hotel reservation, or buy a movie ticket. Business users leverage software every day to do their jobs, accomplish goals, collaborate and share. The bottom line is that the user experience (Ux) is critical to your business success and can make the difference between user adoption, customer retention and business success. Pay attention to Ux!
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If You Want to Keep Your Customers, You NEED RWD!

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September 23, 2015

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Responsive web design (RWD) is a buzz-phrase that all tech people understand. But, when you start talking about Responsive Web  Design, Adaptive Web Design, Content First Design, and other mobile concepts, the average business person tunes out (and with  good reason). I won’t argue that it is important for every business person to understand the basic importance of making websites,  applications and online presence a pleasant experience for customers, partners and suppliers. BUT, no technology person should  expect the average business manager or end-user to understand the ins and outs of the process. That’s why we have experts!

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How Does your News or Media Site Score?

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August 5, 2015

How does your news or media site score

Are you striking out because of poor mobile usability? For the User Experience Scorecard, The search agency calculated the total score out of possible five points – a score of zero being the lowest and a score of five being the highest possible…for each of the sites.