UX writing – the value of humorous messages and other conclusions
Is it worth using humor in the application?
This question was one of the key topics raised by our software tester, Ewelina Skrzypacz, during the monthly internal meetup at Blumilek. Ewelina focused on issues related to UX writing and the importance of writing appropriate messages in applications.
Here's what we found out:
- How to write success and error messages well? – Ewelina shared tips on how to create clear and understandable messages that help users fully understand activities in the application and quickly react in the event of errors.
- How do users read websites? – We learned several key principles about how users process content on websites, which allows for better text design and makes them more engaging.
- Is it worth using humor in the application? – Ewelina presented arguments for and against the use of humorous elements in the application's communication. It turned out that although humor can increase engagement, it is not always a good solution. It may be perceived differently by users, which may lead to misunderstandings or frustration in some contexts.
Understanding UX writing is crucial to creating intuitive and user-friendly interfaces. Good messaging not only improves the user experience, but also reduces frustration and increases engagement. Knowing how users read websites allows for better content design, which leads to more effective communication.
We are already curious about what will happen at the next meetup!
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New opportunities - first round of internships at Blumilk
This is the fourth year in a row that we have the pleasure of enabling students to gain valuable experience in our company. We are extremely proud of the achievements of our interns, who this year had the opportunity to carry out various projects, enriching their knowledge and skills that will serve them in the future.
Students of Collegium Witelon State University did great work, and here are some of them and their achievements: Jakub Kermes and Piotr Fedak - They worked on the BLT package, which makes it easier to test Laravel applications. It is worth adding that Piotr has chosen Blumilk for the second time as the place of his practice, which is a great honor for us. Bartosz Tracz – He also returned to our team, where he worked on a package for creating heatmaps, contributing to the enrichment of our analytical tools. Paweł Orłowski and Wiktor Wojciechowski – They co-created the frontend and backend in an application for displaying action logs from GitHub, demonstrating their skills in the full application development cycle.
Each of the interns emphasized how important the possibility of teamwork, flexible hours and support from experienced programmers were to them. We are glad that we could provide this to them and contribute to their professional development!
Thank you all for your commitment and great work! We are already looking forward to the second round of internships, which starts on August 1. This will be another opportunity to develop together and gain new experiences.
See you in August!
Second round of internships at Blumilk – welcome new interns!
The second round of internships at Blumilk began today!
Over the next two months, our ranks will be joined by talented students of the Faculty of Technical and Economic Sciences, majoring in Computer Science, with specialization in Mobile and Internet Application Programming, Collegium Witelon State University.
We warmly welcome Dominik Purgal, Dominik Prabucki, Mykyta Mykulskyi.
We look forward to working together. We face common challenges and projects that will certainly bring many benefits and satisfaction.
We wish you fruitful practices and much success!
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Let us turn your vision into reality. Do you have an idea for a web/mobile application, need digital transformation, or plan an R&D project? Do it with us!
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