January 27, 2011
Was pointed towards this recent blog poll on some interface methods and techniques that could be applied to improve the user experience of business applications.
The “winners” although there are clearly a diverse set of methods that seem to rise to the top – and frankly – why not as none of these are exclusive of the other, potentially all could be utilized in a single application to enhance the experience as needed:
Utilizing the power of actual use and user preference from multivariate testing, a web app gains valuable response and iterative improvement meeting the needs of the users but also targeting the product owner’s visions for a differentiated product.
It is not surprising, from my perspective, that the social networking tools did not score high… In a business application context, the primary goals are to “get the job done” secondarilly (if at all) would be to share socially in som way.
An interesting poll, Derek. but what I’d rather see is a open question/survey about “What do you think is the most important UX method in creating a successful web application.” And even then, as always, the answer will be IT DEPENDS (context, target users, and design constraints always guide the proper solution).
Just my two centavos for what they’re worth. Other thoughts?
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