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User Experience Innovation: User Centered Design that Works
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User Experience Innovation: User Centered Design that Works

by Christian Kraft
January 2012
Beginner
228 pages
6h 33m
English
Apress
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Avoid Unnecessary Wows

You must achieve a balance between providing positive surprises and wows on one hand, and on the other hand making sure not to be too clever. Remember that the difference between a wow and a pain point is often paper thin. A surprise element that is seen by 60 percent of users as a wow and 20 percent of users as a pain point should be redesigned or reconsidered.

Too much visual wow on your web page may easily become a pain point if the user believes that it slows down performing his core tasks. Hidden treasures may be a pain point if you, for example, choose to hide core functions. Overly intelligent solutions may intimidate a large number of your users and might make them dislike your product. Avoid creating surprises ...

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