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UX vs CX (User Experience vs Customer Experience): Explaining 4 Key Differences

Userpilot

What's the difference between UX vs CX? UX deals with a user's interactions with specific aspects of your product, while CX is broader and covers all customer engagements with your brand. Read on to find four key differences between UX and CX and how to improve both. What is user experience?

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How to Perform A Product Feature Analysis

Userpilot

Extract feature development insights. Best practices to help product managers perform feature analysis: Perform user research and analyze your competitors’ products to find market gaps. Encourage users to share feedback. They define the primary problem the product solves or the essential tasks it allows users to complete.

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Heat Map Analysis: Understand User Behavior And Improve UX in SaaS

Userpilot

Wondering how heat map analysis can influence your product UX? SaaS companies use different types of heatmaps to identify user behavior in the app to spot friction points and, hence, improve UX and conversion elements. This helps identify areas of friction in the user experience, bugs, or lack of functionality.

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Feedback: The Foundation of the Designer Communication Toolset

UX Studio: Product Management

Based on my experience and after a series of internal mentoring at UX studio, I observed a lot of similarities between Ryoba and how designers use feedback. It comes from individuals via user signals, tests, and clients representing business requirements. Bad feedback: d oes not mean it’s negative feedback, either.

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UX KPIs In SaaS: 10 Key UX KPIs That Product Managers Should Keep an Eye On

Userpilot

UX KPIs, or user experience key performance indicators, are essential numerical data points that are used to track, measure, and compare the experience users have with your SaaS product. User experience (UX) involves all aspects of user interactions with your product.

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Feature Death, Next Feature Fallacy & The Build Trap – Why Nobody is Using Your Product & What to Do About It

Userpilot

The Build Trap leads to spending more and more of your development resources on building and maintaining new features, rather than improving UX and feature adoption. This can make your product and team slower, make your UX more complicated, and overall – add little value for your customers.

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UX Debt in SaaS – The Band-Aid You Need to Mitigate It Without Coding

Userpilot

We’re not going to pretend here you can prevent UX debt. Let’s face it: UX debt, just like technical debt, is unavoidable. Talking about UX debt, under such circumstances, may feel a lot like this: “When your city is getting bombed and someone comes over and tells you you have an ugly bathroom”. Why does UX debt happen?