The modern competitive mobile apps market forces an app to be a success with the best user experience possible, being engaging and not confusing. A micro-interaction is one of the most effective but less popular design aspects that can be used to improve the user experience. They are minor details of design with feedback, control, and enhancement functionality that inform, assist, and enhance app usage. In this blog we shall discuss how micro-interactions can improve the user experience of your mobile application and why it is important in user retention. So what are micro-interactions? Micro-interactions are small, most times unseen animations or activities that happen after/other than a user press. They direct a person through the processes, provide responses, and make the communication more lively. It might be a small animation of a button or, rather, a swipe effect; it can significantly matter in the way users perceive and interact with your app. Examples of micro-interaction are A...
Android 16 will feature new changes with Material 3 Expressive, which is Google's new design that gives apps a more dynamic feel, personalization, and modernization. And so, now that the design of your app is out of date or disharmonious, consider the new guidelines and apply them to repackage or renew your user experience to suit what users anticipate by 2025. Material 3 Expressive is all about adaptive color, flexible layout, and robust motion, which enables developers to make their apps come to life but remain uncomplicated and user-friendly. It is a chance to improve the usability of your app, aesthetics, and user satisfaction. This post will inform you about what Material 3 Expressive is, what Android 16 is bringing in its new design updates, and how one can apply such changes in apps. Perhaps you are working with an Android app development company or planning your own in-house updating of the apps; whichever it is, this guide will get you ready to create apps that look and fe...