User Experience & Design Patterns (vol 4)

Some good reads on the UX & Design topics (that I tweeted in 2016):

Which #Accordion menu #Icon is best #UX?
Plus (+) icon placed on meat label's left
Bcz its intuitive, speeds up taskhttps://t.co/gnFSkmE6BF

— SaurabhKautilyaGupta (@iAmAProductGuy) November 13, 2016

#Personality & #Social #Psychology journal says#Users r 10 times more likely t #buy whn given less Options#UX #CXhttps://t.co/GwzwcNyw9E

— SaurabhKautilyaGupta (@iAmAProductGuy) November 13, 2016

Tab-within-another-#Tab-buried-within-#Hamburger-#Menu r gone

Circles, #Sliders, Tab-bars r the new #Hamburger#UXhttps://t.co/piWUDwbezF

— SaurabhKautilyaGupta (@iAmAProductGuy) November 15, 2016

#Navigation #DesignPatterns-
Vertical Navigation Menu
Infinite Scroll
1-Option #HomePage
Full-Screen Navigation#UXhttps://t.co/HOnYKFz0iS

— SaurabhKautilyaGupta (@iAmAProductGuy) November 16, 2016

Complementary #DesignPatterns
to improve #Navigation
☑️Slideout
☑️Sidebar
☑️Side-Drawer
☑️Sub-navigation-Drawer#UX https://t.co/dRbl539pev

— SaurabhKautilyaGupta (@iAmAProductGuy) November 16, 2016

In CardDesign #UX
Each card is a digestible info -
headline,img,short-text#Users get instant overview
to decide whether to dig down or not

— SaurabhKautilyaGupta (@iAmAProductGuy) November 16, 2016

#Navigation shud b easy to find, but don't make #users fixated on it

Avoid #Vertical-#Nav, as it crowds #webpages' most-used Left-Side#UX

— SaurabhKautilyaGupta (@iAmAProductGuy) November 16, 2016

#Horizontal-#Menus r more #usable as #Dropdowns involve lesser eye movements#Vertical-#Nav use #Flyouts which r less usable#UXDesign #UX

— SaurabhKautilyaGupta (@iAmAProductGuy) November 18, 2016

#EyeTracking study proves#Top-#Navigation performs better thn #Right-Navigation
which performs better thn Left-Navigation#UX@smashingmag pic.twitter.com/A1YcJ7NCs3

— SaurabhKautilyaGupta (@iAmAProductGuy) November 18, 2016

Primary #Navigation #UI #UX #DesignPatterns
☑️ #Springboard aka #Launchpad
☑️ #List-#Menu
☑️ #Tab-#Menu
☑️ #Galleryhttps://t.co/erQpovFMbW

— SaurabhKautilyaGupta (@iAmAProductGuy) November 18, 2016

Feeble logics for favoring #Vertical-#Navigation
☑️Allows longer #link-names
☑️Flexibility to increase number of primary links#UXDesign #UX

— SaurabhKautilyaGupta (@iAmAProductGuy) November 18, 2016