A number of points must be kept in mind while conceptualizing an app\u2019s User Interface (UI). These points primarily include clarity of design, quickness in response (that\u2019s provided by an UI element), and consistency of view.<\/p>\n
However, some apps, despite having all the above elements, fail to make a mark. And why\u2019s that? While dredging up the answers, we found out several points that were often overlooked by developers during mobile app development<\/a> and hence the tears. For that reason, we\u2019ve compiled a list of three features that exhibit greatness of an app. Read on.<\/p>\n \u2022 \u00a0Analyze audiences: An expert versus a novice user<\/strong><\/p>\n App developers often harbor the fallacy of generalizing users\u2014that is, every user has the same expectations, skills, and intentions while using an application. Novice users will make a few touch errors, but you can\u2019t expect that from an expert user. So, a developer should work hard in making an app efficient enough to meet expectations of both the user groups.<\/p>\n \u2022 Mind the button size<\/strong><\/p>\n An app\u2019s buttons should be convenient to touch. If apps have small- or large-sized buttons, it mars the overall user experience. It\u2019s noted that an ideal button should\u2019ve a width of one centimeter. Further, an app should\u2019ve different-sized buttons as well. (This strategy is particularly beneficial if a large part of your target audiences comprises novice users.)<\/p>\n \u2022 \u00a0Ensure the UI elements are located judiciously<\/strong><\/p>\n Ideal apps have their UI elements located at the bottom. However, some developers locate the important elements on the top of an app\u2019s screen. Most smartphone users use thumb as the main finger to swipe the screen. Which is why, placing significant UI elements at the bottom of the app is the best decision.<\/p>\n