Usability is one of the main factors that influence a customer’s buying decisions, satisfaction, and loyalty to a product and brand. It is not about “dumbing down the interface”, making it “fashionable”, or just “making a beautiful design”. Usability is a quality that has to be carefully built into the product itself. It is not expensive and pays very quickly for itself.

Companies that implement usability sell more products, report 10x – 100x return on their usability investment, lower development and maintenance costs by a factor of 60-150x, and increase employees’ productivity and job satisfaction.

A quick look at our customer list will convince you that the biggest players prioritize usability and partner with us to guide them. Schedule a free call with us — no strings attached — and we’ll be happy to tell you more on the topic.

It’s great that you understand the importance of usability and have your own staff. Internal skills and resources are crucial for a successful, long-term UX strategy. (Incidentally, the creation of such skills and processes for our clients is one of our main USPs!)

Your team is undoubtedly excellent, but their job requires them to focus exclusively on your product. They cannot see it with fresh eyes anymore, they cannot distance themselves enough from it to be objective. They might not be familiar with the latest standards and scientific methods. They likely do not have the huge cross-industry experience and lessons we can bring to the table. Your team, for better or worse, is affected by “internal politics” and might be afraid of “making big waves”. This is exactly the value we bring: fresh eyes, up-to-date approaches, wide, cross-industry expertise, independence, impartiality, and an impeccable focus on getting your business to the top. All of it just one call away.

Unfortunately yes.

From the user’s point of view, products with UX mistakes waste users’ time and energy and create unnecessary costs.

From the business point of view, products with UX mistakes waste development effort, create unnecessary training and maintenance costs, and lower employee motivation.

From the marketing point of view, companies cannot differentiate from each other on technology alone; most digital products are now built with ready-made, third-party modules and libraries offering similar, if not identical functions. There remains only one way to differentiate yourself strongly enough: via impeccable usability and user experience.

Various market studies support these conclusions. Forrester Research has repeatedly reported that 50% of B2C users do not return to a website if they have difficulties using it, whereas on the B2B side, the two most important criteria for users have become usability and neutrality.

Right now. User-centered activities can be integrated at any point of your product development process, but the earlier you start, the better the results will be. Your product will be based on actual user needs, you will avoid fake starts and wasted development effort, and you will have a leaner, faster development process unhindered by wrong and conflicting requirements.

We have a range of services designed to help companies get started with usability and UX. Most of our clients start with our Usability Audit; we then help them build their strategy based on the results. You can also set up an appointment for a free consultation and we’ll be glad to advise the easiest path for your situation.

No. Usability, UX, and other user-centered activities can be embedded in other work processes and we are familiar with both classic and agile development and project management. We can painlessly fit user-centered methods into your workflow without slowing you down and without uprooting your processes.