Signup Flow
The signup experience for a website is one that all products have the responsibility to create. And by no means is it an easy endeavor. The signup flow is what we call top of funnel. It's the gateway between your members signing up or dropping off.
Onboarding
Have you signed up for a new product lately? Do you remember the steps you had to complete after signing up? How did it make you feel? A task that most UX designers will come across at some point in their career is designing an onboarding flow. An onboarding flow is what happens after you sign up for a new product.
Member Homepage
Think about the first thing you see when you sign into Facebook, Netflix, Hulu, LinkedIn, or even Amazon. This is your homepage. When you take your first glance, what do you remember? Most likely, you'll see a feed or a grid of content that is tailored just for you.
Responsive Navigation
Navigation designs are constantly changing year after year across the web. Companies are testing and validating new solutions that meet the needs of their growing content as well as their evolving business.
Course Page
Do you have one page on your website that you would consider to be the heart and soul of your product? The page that customers use day in and day out? The page that customers notice even if the slightest pixel has moved? On Lynda.com, the course page has evolved over the years, but it has remained core of the experience.
Reminders
Learning a new skill can sometimes be hard. You might be on a time crunch, or you might just need a little nudge to keep you on track. Finding the time to learn is no easy feat, but given a consistent reminder and encouragement, you'll have a better chance to get back into learning.
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