"pleasant user experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the ease, convenience, and enjoyment that a user typically experiences when using an app, website, or product. For example, "We strive to provide our customers with a pleasant user experience when they use our products."
"It's about creating a seamless pleasant user experience".
It's totally up to the installer to create a pleasant user experience.
To guarantee a pleasant user experience, it is essential that the control of visual quality is based on perceptually coherent criteria.
It's important to understand that a passing grade alone won't necessarily guarantee that your website is going to provide a pleasant user experience.
You also want to make sure each page delivers a pleasant user experience, making it easy for your visitors to complete the intended action.
While an interactive graphical user interface provides a pleasant user experience, it can be time-consuming and error-prone for a user to record and reproduce the full sequence of choices that are made, especially with the large array of options typically available for MCMC analysis.
It's better than just stretching things in terms of providing a pleasant, consistent user experience.
A tried and tested way to improve your conversion rate is to offer a pleasant and rewarding user experience.
Add to that the ease of use and consistent performance of the fingerprint sensor, and you've got a phone that behaves like Apple wants its hardware to, offering a pleasant and worry-free user experience.
It's not pleasant at all and the user experience is very poor if the library of films on your local computer is over a few hundred.
In general, it sounds like there's some concern about making sure that user experience is pleasant among not only Leap Motion's more technical users, but also the general public, too.
