Interaction Design Trends 2015 & 2016

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Meaningful Delight 32 Combining fun cartoons with tongue-and-cheek messages like “This is your moment of glory,” MailChimp even softens the nervousness of sending your first email campaign. The actions and reactions of the interface feel less like an email marketing app and more like an empathetic instructor that understands you. The humor and mascot are all part of the surface layer of delight. But when we dive deeper, we see that the conversational feedback and effortless task flow helps MailChimp connect with users on a more intangible level. The product instructs, entertains, and facilitates. As a result, even the most novice email marketer feels like a pro – and that’s a truly unforgettable experience. Conclusion Delightful design can be added to any website, in varying degrees of lightheartedness or elegance. Weave in your elements of delight so that it doesn’t distract from usability, and you’ll create a state of “pleasurable functionality”. The ultimate goal of delightful design empowering users while creating an invisible emotional connection. It’s not an easy task, but it will absolutely makes your product stand out. Never forget that “people don’t buy better products, they buy better versions of themselves”.
Meaningful Delight 33 Additional Resources 1. Little Big Details (library of delightful interaction design) 2. Is There a Formula for Delight? – Ben Rowe (UX Mastery) 3. Passive Magic: <strong>Design</strong> of Delightful UX – Stefan Klocek (Cooper) 4. More Than Usability – Frank Guo (UX Matters) 5. Provocation Can Lead to Emotional <strong>Design</strong> – John Caldwell (UX Magazine)
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