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Joe Taylor edited this page Nov 15, 2024 · 3 revisions

Defining "user-ready"

A screen is user-ready when:

  • The user experience matches or exceeds that of tier 1 peers, ensuring speed, usability, and functionality.

  • User objectives are understood and met in a design aligned with their needs.

  • The UI matches the XD team’s designs for consistency and accuracy.

  • Accessibility standards and internationalization standards are met for inclusivity.

  • The screen displays well across devices and browsers.

  • Performance is optimized for fast loading and efficient resource use.

  • Resilient error handling guides users during issues.

  • Interactive elements respond properly and provide user feedback.

  • The code is modular, maintainable, and secure.

  • User telemetry supports data collection for improvements and A/B testing.

  • The screen is tested and validated before release.

  • This comprehensive standard sets a clear benchmark for app screens, ensuring they deliver value, reliability, and a superior user experience.

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