Top 5 Things to do Today to Give Your Users a Better Experience
summary
Five concrete, low-effort fixes: declutter screens by chunking related fields (two‑ to three‑hour cycles of observe, sketch, implement), make critical data pop with size color and shape (example: propane hub shows days since delivery, balance, COD in color), replace heavy data grids with templated cards and timelines or enhanced grids for fewer items, switch forms to a Google‑style type‑in search with advanced filters, and add navigation helpers like search, recents and favorites so users reach common records faster.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and Context
- 4:11The problem of crowded screens
- 6:33Visual perception principles
- 10:45Gestalt proximity in UI
- 13:36Avoiding user errors
- 16:40Strategies for decluttering
- 25:34Emphasizing information
- 29:42Alternatives to data grids
- 36:19Modern data visualization
- 42:06Advanced data grid views
- 47:02Improving search experience
- 51:25Conclusion and Q&A
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