The hidden UX tricks of Uber

[@praiseelechi8832]

The three main psychological principles adopted by Uber are apt for the user experience. I love it. - Idleness Aversion - Operational transparency, and - Goal-Gradient effect

[@MalewiczHype]

Yes, but it's best to avoid laws of ux style talk, as it complicates things (the language) - my main goal is to simplify so even non-uxers can understand :)

[@trienviptb]

This series will be as good as these you pointed out their faults in

[@SzabatDesign]

Exactly as you say. The best thing to do is to analyze the applications you use every day yourself and ask yourself questions. Because someone has spent time on each solution and from something comes such a design decision 🙌🚕 have a beautiful day ! ☀️

[@MalewiczHype]

Sometimes you can find some really cool things, and sometimes even mistakes done by teams of 1000 designers, it's all a process and that's what's fun about design - it can surprise us still

[@davidandrew9394]

Attention to details is absolutely incredible

[@andrei.carpen]

I think those destination jumps are there to make you double check that the destination address it's correct

[@MalewiczHype]

I was thinking in similar terms but it happens a little too fast for you to see it too clearly, so it's likely just "buying time"

[@rauloses]

Awesome video idea Michal!!!! Extending the learning with this, looking forward to more of this series!👏

[@MalewiczHype]

More to come!

[@ariaaliakbari4746]

It's wonderful how such simple things can make a huge difference. loved it! I'll be looking forward to seeing more similar content. and maybe Lyft could be a good one for the next video.

[@MalewiczHype]

More to come!

[@rockncdesign]

@@MalewiczHype what camera do you have? U have best quality video

[@mattarnold6292]

What fonts do you use on your videos? They look awesome!

[@RolandoConcepcion-r6r]

I have always searched KZbin for a tutorial on how to design Uber cars in figma and I have never found it. It would be interesting a video explaining how to do it and making a prototype in Figma of them moving around a map. Could you do something like that?

[@nguyenhiep9868]

Threads vs Twitter!

[@asheemshrestha]

Amazing video series. I have one thing to say. I don't know if this is important but it seems like you did not edit the actual vehicle number at 5:23?

[@harshvardhaniitk6499]

Great analysis.

[@taneltalumaa]

the red bar above is really distracting. 💜 loved the video though

[@yg7764]

What font is that you used at 0:28 for "design breakdown"

[@tuams]

Good series!

[@AJSraw]

Hi, i am thinking to pursue ux design career, but i am struggling to start the case study process.

[@aaaalvy]

It'll be more helpful if you review an app that has Ui & Ux faults, and tell why it is faulty. It'll be better for us to learn Ui Ux.

[@MalewiczHype]

I'll do those sometimes too, but I think looking at something well done and telling WHY it's well done can also help with learning :)

[@lilbrusselsprout8261]

@@MalewiczHypeagreed, I like breakdowns of why things are great so we can emulate them.

[@uimoos]

Sounds like an intresting series. I was doing this myself with few apps and i noticed a lot of details i didnt realize at first.

[@MalewiczHype]

That's exactly what I want to encourage :)

[@saranyas2358]

Im doing the ui in mobile apps course from you. The course is good but I really wished there was forum to discuss doubts. like in this course number 4. design with constraints the example is given on an iPhone 12. So i wonder if the same dimensions of the nav bar and notification bar stays the same or not...

[@MalewiczHype]

Hi, we do have a slack community where you can ask all the questions - to join you need to email me (as I can't share the link in a comment)

[@saranyas2358]

@@MalewiczHype sent! thanks a lot :)

[@pichipurinsesu]

I really like this. It gives Jrs a good idea on what building blocks are being used when they're not entirely clear. Also, not video related but how do I contact you about joining your Slack community, please?

[@Shubham_Toshniwal]

Honestly, I love that!😍 Please keep making such videos!!

[@MalewiczHype]

Thanks, this was made on the go, but I have some ideas on how to make it clearer when I come back to the studio!

[@mladenstojanovic8450]

It would be great to see whole process on start and then brakedown it, so we can be prepared. Btw great series!

[@MalewiczHype]

Thanks! It's a first entry, done on the road in hotel rooms with just the intro in the studio, so I will definitely improve it further :)

[@viveknayak]

why do you think they have 2 skeleton loader? is it just to give time for the app to load or does it switch from a normal screen to more personalised version?

[@MalewiczHype]

Possibly because they're not 100% sure which kind of user are you and want to cater to as many scenarios as possible, but it could've been easily solved another way.

[@muhammadammar7849]

Loved it Malewicz

[@MalewiczHype]

Appreciate you!

[@edhahaz]

breakdown of masters of UX: aaaand it's crap. Aright.. it's pretty good after failing at selecting the proper skeleton loader

[@MalewiczHype]

Yeah Uber is a very well made app and I think it's good to appreciate stuff like that, it's more about focusing on the details.

[@edersonsimples6782]

Serviço escravo