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Feedback: Your Hidden Power To Proactively Kill SaaS Churn
You probably have a firm grasp on some of the universal metrics of SaaS success: ARR, growth rate, churn rate, CAC, LTV, etc. There is no doubt that these are critical, but in many ways these metrics do not tell the whole story of “success”. So what’s the leading indicator that can give you a fuller picture of success? Your customers’ satisfaction.
The Ultimate Guide to SEO for UX Designers
Did you know that UX designers have secret SEO superpowers? Learn how to harness them. Use UX to improve user engagement and increase organic traffic in this comprehensive guide.
29 Questions to Consider Asking Users During Prototype Testing
We grouped our list of 29 questions into the different topics you should consider exploring in prototype testing. Aim to choose at least one from each section to make sure all your bases are covered. We’ve also included a few pro-tips here as food for thought.
9 Common Mistakes in Prototype Testing and How to Avoid Them
This article will cover the major Dos and Don’ts of prototype testing. We’ll walk you through the most common mistakes we see in the field and share tips on how to avoid them.
A Beginner’s Guide to Guerrilla User Research
Long associated with a form of warfare, the term guerrilla is borrowed from the Spanish language and describes both a group of armed civilians and highly strategic, unconventional forms of militant combat.
Step by Step: Testing Your Prototype
Testing prototypes is an inherent part of finalizing designs. Nobody wants to wonder why users are not utilizing an app the way it should be utilized or why they can’t seem to complete a purchase on your website. And nobody wants to rework something that’s already been shipped.
Collect User Insights (Practically) Anywhere with Nudge for Prototypes
UX designers are under a lot of pressure to produce designs that add value to users’ lives. But without input from your users, it’s nearly impossible to design an experience that actually helps alleviate their pain points. If you’re pressed for time and/or don’t have the help of a researcher, getting the user input essential to design a great product can certainly be a challenge.
UX Designers: Use These Terms When Defending Your Design Decisions to Stakeholders
As a UX designer, getting your leadership to support your major projects can be as much about talking the talk as it is about walking the walk. As much value as your work may provide, you also have to know how to sell it in a world of competing priorities and looming deadlines.
Getting Executive Buy-In For Your User Research Tool
Even as UX design and user research are becoming a more prominent focus in today’s leading companies, it can still be tough to get executive leadership onboard with user research-related initiatives. We know the struggle.