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LogRocket Blog
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A blog for front-end developers and web app engineers. LogRocket was founded in 2016 by Matthew Arbesfeld and Ben Edelstein, a computer science duo who have been building products together since the 3rd grade. Frustrated by how difficult it was to understand their customers' experiences, Arbesfeld and Edelstein set out towards an audacious goal: make every experience on the web as perfect..
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7h ago
One new design trend is neumorphism. It mixes the effects of minimalism and realism to create interfaces that are easy to comprehend.
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12h ago
Get to know RxJS features, benefits, and more to help you understand what it is, how it works, and why you should use it.
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12h ago
The continuous improvement process (CIP) provides a structured approach to delivering incremental product enhancements.
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17h ago
Discover the principles, tools, and five stages of the UX design process to understand why it’s important to know your customer better.
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17h ago
Explore how to effectively break down a monolithic application into microservices using feature flags and Flagsmith.
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2d ago
Melanie Cummings is VP of Product and UX at Fabletics. She started her career in retail at hhgregg, where she worked in web content. Melanie then worked as an account manager at Compendium, which was acquired by Oracle. After the acquisition, she served in marketing advisor and customer success management roles before transitioning to product management at Fabletics.
In our conversation, Melanie talks about the nuances of omnichannel strategy in a membership-based company, where loyal customers come back month after month to see new products. She shares methods to drive sticky behavior, such ..read more
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2d ago
Persuasion, in its simplest form, is convincing someone to do or believe something, right?
Think about enticing ads that convince you to buy something you didn’t even know you wanted.
And ethics?
Well, that’s all about what’s right and wrong, morally speaking. It’s the compass that guides our decisions, making sure we’re not doing anything shady or harmful. Kind of like those moments when you have an angel and a devil on your shoulder:
In this blog, I apply the concepts of persuasion and ethics to the design world, where we’re not just creating pretty things but shaping experiences and influ ..read more
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2d ago
Step into the aisle of a store, and you are bombarded by an array of visuals — there are colors, shapes, and proportions. And it’s the same when you’re online. From corporate websites to social sites, the same array of visuals and principles of design rule how we perceive everything.
But what makes a design successful? How does a design stand out and capture our attention in a dense, crowded forest of visuals?
In this article, I share the core set of principles of design, which you, as a designer, can adhere to and should learn early in your career.
If you use these over time, they’ll become ..read more
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2d ago
Native dialog and popover elements have their own well-defined roles in modern-day frontend web development. Dialog elements are known to communicate with the user and collect their inputs, while popovers are more apt in providing low-priority secondary info to the user.
In a previous article about dialogs vs.popovers, we discussed that both these elements have their dedicated JavaScript APIs that allow us to make the most out of these two elements.
When it comes to adding animations and interactivity to these elements, JavaScript libraries are preferred over CSS. Such elements typically requ ..read more
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2d ago
Customer experience refers to the way customers perceive your product through every interaction they have with it. Happy customers use your product again and again leading to sustained revenue, whereas frustrated customers tend to churn and cost you money. Alongside this, statistics show that 42 percent of customers are willing to pay more if they have a good customer experience.
By focusing on your customer experience, you not only improve revenue, but also brand reputation, churn, and employee satisfaction. This leads to quality interactions that build lasting relationships. At this point y ..read more