WHY SHOULD YOU USE MICRO-INTERACTION TO IMPROVE YOUR USER EXPERIENCE?

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WHY SHOULD YOU USE MICRO-INTERACTION TO IMPROVE
YOUR USER EXPERIENCE?
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About Stellar Digital

• Stellar Digital first made its debut in 2015. The
  company primarily works in application
  development, digital marketing, and web design.
  Stellar Digital's goal is to provide solutions to
  all growing businesses through their wide range
  of digital services. 

• To provide utmost satisfaction to our clients
  through quality
• Mobile
• Web app
• Digital solutions in affordable prices. 
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• Consecutively modernize
• Develop unique application services
• Soar the future prospect of business.

• 100 client contentment
• Best service delivery on time is our priority.

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WHAT IS THE IMPORTANCE OF MICRO-INTERACTIONS FOR
A DESIGN?

• We sometimes lose sight of our core purpose while
  building a product to influence human behavior.
  Please, before you object, give me a chance to
  explain myself. We make digital products that
  consumers will use again and over again. We want
  people to use our product on a regular basis, as
  if it were second nature to them.
  Micro-interactions help people create habits,
  which are necessary for modifying their
  behaviour.
• We at Stellar Digital are strong fans of good
  design. Our designers look for chances for
  micro-interactions (and habit-forming
  experiences) in our clients' products by focusing
  on the details. The characteristics of a product
  attract the customer, but it is the details that
  persuade the consumer to stay. If something goes
  wrong with micro-interactions, the user's
  attention is immediately drawn away from the
  product workflow.
• Micro-interactions are a low-cost way to increase
  user engagement. Humans strive to get the most
  out of their money while avoiding unnecessary
  expenses. You're giving the user something extra
  if you can design an experience that fulfils a
  goal while also delighting them. This is what
  keeps people coming back.

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THE FOUR MAIN COMPONENTS OF MICRO-INTERACTION

• Micro-interaction comprises of four main parts
• Trigger
• Micro-interactions are caused by triggers.
  Triggers can be set off by either the user or the
  system. A user-initiated trigger necessitates
  action on the part of the user. When software
  determines that particular criteria are met and
  starts an action, this is referred to as a
  system-initiated trigger.
• Rules
• When a micro-interaction is triggered, rules
  determine what happens next.
• Feedback
• Feedback keeps people up to date on what's going
  on. Anything a user sees, hears, or feels during
  a micro-interaction is considered feedback.
• Loops and modes
• The meta-rules of the micro-interaction are
  determined by Loops and Modes. For example, what
  happens to a micro-interaction when the
  circumstances change?

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Conclusion

• In UX design, micro can be huge.
  Micro-interactions may be brief, but they have an
  indisputable impact on the user experience. Users
  can be enticed by good animation or sound design,
  but they can be turned off by poor design. These
  minor events also have marketing value.
• They can be challenging despite their small size.
  Learning how to adapt one's subtlety as well as
  their relevancy to the rest of the product is
  essential. All of this is placed on the shoulders
  of the UX designer, but there is no burden other
  than the ability to wield the most potent weapon
  in the digital realm.
• Therefore, make sure that the graphic design
  company you approach contains a team with great
  expertise and has an eye for every detail.

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