Can you reduce Customer Acquisition Cost with smart design? Fee collection is the only source of

Can you reduce Customer Acquisition Cost with smart design? Fee collection is the only source ofCan you reduce Customer Acquisition Cost with smart design? Fee collection is the only source of

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Smith Bhojak

• Jan 31

Can you reduce Customer Acquisition Cost with smart design? Fee collection is the only source of income for schools, the Client was spending time and resources training school staff on a very complicated but crucial feature which also was hurting conversions. We re-designed a fee collection & discounts feature on which the client was spending time and resources training school staff, which was hurting conversions

This helped reduce software training time by 75% saving the client Customer Acquisition Cost in long run

Completed work

UI Design UX Design UX Research Figma

Jan Mráz

pro

• Mar 28

E-learning mobile app screen timelapse from wireframe to final screen design

👉 Duplicate the Figma file for free here: https://learning.atheros.ai/figma-components/e-learning-app-home-screen

UI Design UX Engineering Figma uidesign ux

Ralph Jones | Novatur Design

max

• Mar 28

Check it out At the end of last year Contra engaged me for some exploratory work into what could be a Contra App. A strategic foundation for their native roadmap. Product differentiation criteria established.

Product Design Product Strategy UX Design

Ismel Figueroa

max

• Mar 30

Wow this is insane, @Ralph Jones | Novatur Design Love this project man. Curious what do you use for the screen's b-roll.

Lynne

• Mar 28

Google Stitch — A Designer's Honest Take (Part 2/2)

Last time I covered what works. Now the honest part. 👇

❌ The Gaps

UI output quality isn't groundbreaking Other platforms aren't far behind, and their outputs are more immediately usable beyond just visuals. Stitch only generates UI, the HTML/CSS export exists, but it's basic and not production-ready.

So who is this actually for? Stitch isn't trying to replace designers, and it's not quite ready to hand developers production code either. It sits in a sweet spot: rapid ideation with a real design system behind it.

If you're a freelance designer, this shaves hours off early-stage concepting and client presentations. If you're a developer hoping to skip the design phase entirely — not yet.

Threat? No. Tool? Yes, if you know where to use it.

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