In this episode Jaime and Betsy discuss:
- Betsy’s love of apps, which started when the iPod touch came out
- Evaluating software or apps to determine “is it me” or “is it the software”
- The value of strong product lies in it being intuitive and easy to use while still having videos, tutorials, FAQs and support available as well
- Your App Lady podcast
Key Takeaways
- When you’re looking at a piece of software or an app, it may just not work for you, even if it’s a good tool
- Great graphics, font size and amount of text. They indicate the developer’s attention to detail and knowing their audience.
- Do not use color to portray all of the meaning. This is forcing the product to rely on a single mode of communication.
“If someone develops an app or a piece of software or a website keeping in mind the user that’s going to have the most difficulty, then it’s going to be fantastic for everyone!” – Betsy Furler
“If that tool doesn’t work for you. It’s okay. You might be able to find something that is better for your brain.”
Connect with Jaime
- Instagram: @techofbusiness
- Twitter: @techofbusiness
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaimeslutzky/
- Email: [email protected]
Connect with Betsy
- Website: yourapplady.com
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yourapplady/
- Twitter: @betsyfurler
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yourapplady/