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Improve your UX with Google Analytics | Creative Bloq

Improve your UX with Google Analytics | Creative Bloq : "Improve your UX with Google Analytics" There is some great features in the article that I haven't played with before (or didn't know existed) such as Behaviour flow (here is an example from this blog) show user's behaviour Treemaps (showing channels for this blog). The article is well worth a read. To read more go to  http://www.creativebloq.com/ux/improve-your-ux-google-analytics-31619685 'via Blog this' Other related links: http://websitesustainability.blogspot.co.uk/2016/03/how-to-use-google-analytics-to-measure.html All views are the author's and do reflect any organisations the author has any association with.

10 new web tools to add to your armoury | Web design | Creative Bloq

Extract from:  10 new web tools to add to your armoury | Web design | Creative Bloq : "We investigate some of best new web design tools to appear over the last few weeks. New year, new tools. That's what they say. Isn't it? Anyway, regardless of who says what, we've rounded up some of the niftiest web design tools that have generated a bleep on our radar recently. There's a range of interesting utilities here to help you get to grips with Material Design; work with SVG; develop web apps; communicate with colleagues; and make colour palettes, backgrounds, UI elements and plenty more. There's bound to be at least one tool here that will help you to do something in a quicker, simpler way. Dive in!" To read more go to:  http://www.creativebloq.com/web-design/new-web-tools-11513879 'via Blog this' All views are those of the author and should not be seen as the views of any organisation the author is associated with.

Beginners seven web design mistakes

7 web design mistakes every beginner makes | Web design | Creative Bloq : It's easy to tumble into pitfalls when you're starting out in web design. Learn what they are and how to avoid them. Experimenting and making mistakes is an important part of learning. To read more go to  7 web design mistakes every beginner makes | Web design | Creative Bloq :

10 steps to engaging user experience | Design | Creative Bloq

10 steps to engaging user experience | Design | Creative Bloq : "Irene Pereyra rounds up 10 top tips to help you deliver an amazing interactive user experience. These days, building websites or applications that attract and retain customers has become somewhat of a science. For people who aren't well versed in the digital space, I often compare the work that I do as a UX designer to an architect. Like the architect who builds your home, my UX team builds a comprehensive blueprint, which outlines every single detail of the site's features and functionality. But it's not a one-shot deal. Getting to an intuitive and engaging user interaction requires many steps. Here are my top 10 tips to help you deliver an amazing interactive experience for your users." 'via Blog this'

The web designer's guide to data tracking | Web design | Creative Bloq

Taken from:  The web designer's guide to data tracking | Web design | Creative Bloq : Stay informed of how far the data tracking tag chain reaches to limit how much of your data is collected and how it’s used. Andy Kahl of Ghostery gives you the lowdown." Follow this link to find out more:  http://www.creativebloq.com/web-design/taking-data-control-9134691 'via Blog this'

Back up your design decisions with hard data | Web design | Creative Bloq

Taken from  Back up your design decisions with hard data | Web design | Creative Bloq : " Do you need to reassure nervous stakeholders about a site design? Add statistical weight to your decisions with Design Quips. You might well know exactly what you're doing when it comes to web design, but at some point in a build you're likely to run up against a stakeholder who isn't prepared to trust your expertise and instead wants hard data that proves you're on the right path. What do you do? Bluff it out and hope they won't realise? Before you try that tack, take a look at Design Quips, a smart project by ZURB that collects useful data about habits and trends into one big reference resource." 'via Blog this'