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How to user test your Testflight beta app with TryMyUI

Posted on February 4, 2020 by Tim Rotolo

Looking for a way to run usability testing sessions and get feedback on your Testflight beta app? You can do it on TryMyUI – here’s how.

Building better e-commerce UX with 8 proven SEO practices

Posted on December 19, 2019 by Keith Coppersmith

E-commerce UX and marketing have more and more in common these days as UXers are beginning to incorporate marketing principles into their designs. Proven SEO practices is a great place to start!

An experience by any other name: 5 types of UX you need to know

Posted on December 12, 2019 by Tyler Winstead

People talk a lot about the versatility UX designers, but what the variety of UX? Here is a list of common forms UX takes, what makes them unique, and suggestions for how to test them.

Great UX: TryMyUI’s favorite user experiences of 2019

Posted on December 5, 2019 by Tyler Winstead

A list of our favorite user experiences from 2019, including websites and apps. Gather around a screen this holiday season and bask in the warmth of great UX!

11 guidelines for nightmarish UX design

Posted on November 28, 2019 by Tim Rotolo

Last month, in what has become a TryMyUI Halloween tradition, we revisited our UX House of Horrors, piling on fresh design atrocities to make users shiver in fear. Here are some of the highlights.

This business of UX: 4 ways to prove the value of UX in your company

Posted on November 21, 2019 by Tyler Winstead

Demonstrating the value of UX can be tricky. Between anecdotal rationale, startup cost, technical jargon and so on, what’s a UX designer to do to convince stakeholders to just embrace the future?

You X History: Oda Nobunaga and the disruptive startup you need to know

Posted on November 14, 2019 by Tyler Winstead

Startups are essentially synonymous with “disruption,” a term plastered on every unoriginal idea that comes out of silicon valley. Why not give Japanese history a shot at inspiring contemporary startup disruption culture?