Sentence examples for obvious user experience from inspiring English sources

Shazam became a really obvious user experience [after the app came out]." Like many businesses, Shazam was conceived by two friends kicking around lofty ideas.

Saving those videos for a more complete viewing experience seems like an obvious user experience Pinterest would want to perfect, because it means higher engagement — and a higher likelihood of potentially converting a user to get to that "do" point in the chain of actions Pinterest hopes to encourage.

The parallels to tech companies obsession with a unique user experience are obvious.

The notion of user experience extends from the obvious utility dimension (how the technology is used and what it makes possible) to including beauty, pleasure, and emotional experience associated with a technology-facilitated learning environment.

"As we were planning the launch of our flagship device Honor 8, we were looking for partners who can truly redefine the user experience, Truecaller was an obvious choice to help improve the native calling functions.

Nevertheless, it is obvious that excessive and indiscriminate recommendations will degrade user experience and cause reductions of players.

I left out the obvious ones like amazon and the iProducts (I generally prefer the amazon user experience over the Apple user experience; still haven't figured out how I like the Kindle though. Despite carrying it around with me I still find myself constantly buying physical books. Maybe a change of behavior is just what is needed here.).

It's a great way for us to deliver the best possible user experience by providing free and high-quality music and brings obvious tangible benefits to all parties involved including the labels, artists and advertisers".

I'd argue that the obvious moves are to cut eBay's reliance on Google and to fix the user experience.

Setting aside some obvious clunkers like Dragon Age 6 and Breath of Fire, it seems like the user experience of SaaS apps have been informed by the past.

While new software is able to run both original and new applications -- an obvious user benefit -- jumping back and forth between the old and new interfaces is a jarring experience that can leave a user feeling lost.