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UX Weekly: Issue #34

I'm back! Sorry for the extended hiatus everyone. In this issue, I've curated posts on user and task
UX Weekly: Issue #34
By Jonathan Kochis • Issue #34 • View online
I’m back! Sorry for the extended hiatus everyone. In this issue, I’ve curated posts on user and task flows, value propositions, designing for engagement, colours used by popular websites, and must-have UX principles for SaaS products. I’ve also included a post I wrote (part one of two) on selecting and implementing chat.

The first in a two-part series, this article covers the research and strategy steps necessary to help ease concerns with pre-and-post implementation activities and decisions. 
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UX Glossary: Task Flows, User Flows, Flowcharts and some new-ish stuff
UX Glossary: Task Flows, User Flows, Flowcharts and some new-ish stuff
UX has a long list of terms and deliverables. The list is even more apparent when viewing job descriptions that seem to throw in the full UX glossary of terms. 
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When you look at the website of a digital-only bank, there is usually a very clear value proposition, with little obfuscation and jargon, one main message and no complex muddle of products. We could all learn from this.
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The Colors of the Web
The Colors of the Web
A website providing data on the colors used by popular websites online as well as color pickers, and color theory.
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How do you create an awesome user experience for your SaaS customers? The experts at InVision reveal their 7 must have principles for great SaaS UX.
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