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Akil Ashraful

• Feb 19

A 1-second delay is all it takes to lose 20% of your sales. 🚀

Over 60% of website traffic comes from mobile. That's not a trend, that's your audience. And if your website is not built for them, they are already gone.

⦿ Mobile users are 5x more likely to leave a non-mobile-friendly website ⦿ 75% of users judge credibility based on design alone ⦿ A 1-second delay kills up to 20% of conversions ⦿ Google's mobile-first indexing means poor mobile UX buries your SEO rankings

Every slow load and clunky scroll is a real person closing the tab and choosing your competitor. You could have the most stunning desktop site in the world and still be bleeding leads daily.

The fix? A mobile experience that's fast, clean, and built to convert, one that earns trust the second someone lands on it.

Noman Ijaz

• Feb 28

Sound on the web became synonymous with annoying autoplay ads, so we killed it entirely. Our interactions went mute and nobody noticed. For the Makeathon I used Figma Make to design a delightful interaction: drag the card down to reveal card information. Drag-to-reveal has been on mobile for years, mostly for refreshing social feeds. I wanted to take that gesture somewhere more intimate. Figma Make made that happen #figmamakeathon Try it here: https://card-drag-interaction.figma.site/ Link to the Figma Make community file Twitter post

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Peace Ukutegbe

pro

• Feb 27

Your badly designed App Store screenshots is costing you downloads and money .

App Store screenshots are conversion engine, if done right.

When someone searches a keyword on the App Store, 50+ results show up.

They scroll through all the search results.

They download the one that gives them the right information. The one that LOOKS like it works. The one that screams, download me, I’m the right choice. Don’t just build a great app. Make sure your screenshots provide enough information to make users interested in your app. 👇

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Mohammed Alyazji

pro

• Feb 28

100% agree 👏

App Store screenshots are basically the first touchpoint before the product itself.

From my experience, there are two effective approaches here:

either a storytelling flow (problem → solution → outcome)

or a feature-focused flow highlighting key functionalities.

Which...

Val Guerra

pro

• Feb 27

Onboarding screens are like first dates. You have about 5 seconds to be interesting before they leave Communication is non-negotiable, the message needs to be clear, but it also has to feel worth watching, engaging... fun! I made this animation with @Rive to walk new users through FlyBox's mobile app. How the service works, why it matters. Simple shapes, smooth transitions, clear message.