How Link Blocking Can Increase Your Click-through Rate
User research has proven that the larger a target is, the faster and easier it is to click. That means if you turn a link into a button, you can increase your click-through rate.
Buttons
Articles on designing buttons and icons
Why Segmented Buttons Are Better Filters Than Dropdowns
Content filters allow users to find what they want without going through an entire archive. But many make the mistake of hiding the options in a dropdown menu.
Where to Place Icons Next to Button Labels
Icons placed next to button labels are like bullet points placed next to items in a list. Both can make information easier to find and scan, as long as they're placed in the right spot.
How to Make Sure Users Don’t Accidentally Delete
Everyone knows how frustrating it is when you delete something you didn't mean to delete. Whatever gets deleted is usually gone forever and the user is back to where they started.
Prevent Duplicate Orders with Progress Buttons
Imagine a user placing an order on an e-commerce website. They get to the checkout page and accidentally click the ‘order’ button twice.
How to Make Progress Bars Feel Faster to Users
Making users wait too long for your app to load can make users impatient. If users get impatient, they'll abandon your site for a faster site.
How to Use Arrow and Ellipsis Affordances
Text labels aren't the only thing that describe what users are clicking. The two most common affordances on menus and buttons are arrows and ellipses.