A Guide to Positive Reinforcement in UX Design - SitePoint

By sitepoint - 2020-12-15

Description

Michiel Mulders explains the meaning of positive reinforcement in terms of UX, and offers practical tips for improving the experience of website visitors.

Summary

  • We show the user a fun badge when they create their first invoice using our invoicing application.
  • For example, every student has experienced both positive and negative reinforcement when studying for exams.
  • This example shows how positive reinforcement can remove the user’s feeling of being left hanging in the air.
  • In other words, positive reinforcement can provide clues to the user about what’s happening.

 

Topics

  1. UX (0.5)
  2. Machine_Learning (0.06)
  3. Mobile (0.05)

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