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The notes behind the redesign

We tested our sign-up form with five people. Three paused at the team name field, even though they had not invited anyone yet.

I kept the test notes beside the revised screen. Moving that question into setup gave each change a reason someone else could check.

Keep the decision next to the work that changed.

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Three of five people paused at the team name field. Nobody had invited anyone yet, so we ~~kept asking and~~ moved the question into setup.

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I kept the test notes beside the revised screen.

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Keep the decision next to the work that changed.

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signup.remove('team-name')
setup.add('team-name')

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Alex MorganPublished

Redesigning a sign-up flow

The form asked for too much before people had seen the product. We removed the optional fields and moved the setup questions to the next screen.

The revised interface design separates account creation from setup. Required account details stay on the first screen; setup questions appear next.

Topics: UX DesignGraphic Design
Language: English
Summary: The redesign removes optional fields from the sign-up form and moves setup questions to a later screen, separating account creation from the details people can add after joining.

Alex MorganPublished

Choisir des polices pour de longs articles

Nous avons comparé plusieurs polices sur le même article. Le test comprenait une longue introduction, des titres courts et une citation, plutôt qu'une page de lettres d'exemple.

La typographie devait rester lisible sur téléphone comme sur grand écran. Nous avons ajusté la longueur des lignes et les espacements avant de retenir deux polices.

Topics: Graphic Design
Language: French
Summary: Un designer compare plusieurs polices sur un article complet, puis ajuste la longueur des lignes et les espacements sur mobile et ordinateur avant de retenir deux polices pour la publication.

Alex MorganPublished

Qué incluir en la entrega de un diseño

Una entrega no es solo un archivo con las pantallas finales. Reunimos en un mismo lugar las notas de interacción, los estados vacíos y los casos límite que aparecieron en las pruebas.

Junto a cada decisión dejamos la razón que la explica. Así, quien implementa el diseño puede avanzar sin tener que adivinar.

Topics: UX DesignGraphic Design
Language: Spanish
Summary: La entrega reúne las pantallas finales, las notas de interacción y los casos límite con las decisiones que los explican. Así, el equipo puede implementar el diseño sin tener que adivinar.

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