Creating forms that convert: Six common mistakes to avoid Usability Testing forms a massive part of the User Experience Research we carry out, so naturally, we observe a lot of forms being filled out! With the amount of time we all spend form filling online you'd think that creating an easy-to-use form would be a 'piece of cake'. Sadly, it's not and there are plenty of substandard forms out there preventing users from getting what they want. Here are six mistakes that you can avoid to ensure your forms contribute to a positive experience for your customer’s, rather than hindering them from making a purchase (let’s be honest, no one wants that!). 1. Think before you ask Customers see the data they enter online as an exchange - they give you information and you give them what they want. 2. You might have a paragraph of text that precedes your form that helps your customers fill it out, but if users skim right past it you're no better off. 3. 4. This one comes from a good place: wanting to get accurate data and avoid mistakes. 5. 6.
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20 Most Useful Microsoft Word Shortcut Keys That You Would Actually Use “I saw a bank that said ’24 Hour Banking’, but I don’t have that much time”. – Steven Wright (comedian) Being a part-time writer and a full-time dad, I am very concerned with my productivity. I want to get my writing assignments done well and fast so I can enjoy more time with my wife and daughter. Now I’m sure that not all of you reading this have families to raise and all, but I’m guessing two things: 1. All of you want to improve your productivity and efficiency at work (otherwise you won’t be reading this blog). 2. You Need a Privacy Policy in 2017: Here's How to Start At this point, you might be asking yourself: Do I really need a privacy policy for my website? If you’re starting any kind of company today, the answer is likely yes, you really do. Starting a new business can be overwhelming -- there are a lot of moving parts to manage all at once, and it's easy for your privacy policy to get overlooked (or completely forgotten) in the shuffle. To give you an idea of what you're up against, here are a few examples of regulations that require a privacy policy: Regulations around privacy policies don't just end at your website: any tool that collects information from your site -- such as website analytics, online forms, or chat widgets -- will require a policy too. And if you’re planning on running any online ad campaigns, both Google and Facebook require privacy policies in place if you’re collecting any user information. The FTC isn’t afraid of enforcing punishments for companies that violate consumers' privacy, regardless of size or prominence.
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This Is A Must Read Before Ever Using Turmeric Again It is commonly known that turmeric is very beneficial for our health, especially because of curcumin, one of the many medicinal properties. Maybe this properties is the biggest reason why turmeric is gaining so much on popularity. Curcumin is in fact turmeric’s primary polyphenol. Over 600 potential health benefits of turmeric are shown by a study abstracts from the National Library of Medicine’s bibliographic database known as MEDLINE. Even though you are aware of the fact that turmeric can boost your overall health, there are still some things you should know. Turmeric’s Key Nutrient Isn’t Easy To Absorb You are already familiar with the active ingredient curcumin, but the problem is that it is difficult to absorb. Various animal and clinical studies reveal that regardless of dosage size, the concetrations of curcumin in blood plasma, pheripheral tissues and urine, if detectable at all, are extremely low. How To Skyrocket Turmeric’s Bioavailability? Add a Healthy Fat to Trumeric Dr.
Want to be More Productive? Here are 60 Keyboard Shortcuts You Need to Know! Seconds add up. If you can find ways to shave off a few seconds here and there, you’ll be well on your way to being faster and more efficient at your job. That’s what’s so great about keyboard shortcuts. They make you way more productive. Every day your work probably requires you to navigate lots of different operating systems, browsers, and software. That’s why I’ve previously shared some brilliant hacks to make your life simpler — especially if you use Gmail, Excel, Word, Twitter, and Google search. Think about it. Where the heck is that thing you’re always looking for? This way of doing things is for the donkeys. Wouldn’t it be great if there were a “cheat sheet” that compiled the most essential keyboard shortcuts? Lucky for you, someone has done just that. Whether it’s Windows, Mac, popular Microsoft programs (including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), Google Chrome, or Gmail, this infographic has you covered.
The UK is sitting on a workforce time bomb…here is how businesses can diffuse it - HR News Xenios Thrasyvoulou, a leading expert on global workforces and the CEO and Founder of PeoplePerHour discusses why businesses need to embrace freelancers Love it, like it or lump it, the freelance revolution is coming. There are already nearly 5m freelancers in the UK[1] and in just three years’ time, as much as half of the working population will be freelance. In the long-term it’s not hard to imagine a time when permanent roles will have ceased to exist entirely. The question is: is your business ready? The honest answer is probably “no”. Tick tick tick. Here are four key issues that should make addressing the imminent freelancer boom top of any discerning CEO or HR Director’s to-do list. The war for talent is about to enter phase two. Three-steps to unlocking the true value of a blended workforce. In the short run:Take action!