Week 5:
GOOD UX: 23 and Me
This is a great app for retrieving information, researching your results, and constantly being updated. It is all real information about your body and health history all pulled from a blood sample. They app plays like a video game with information about what food to avoid, if you're prone to cancer, and even tracking down relatives that you didn't know about. The app is constantly adding new information as well, so you can learn more and more about yourself and family lineage.
BAD UX: Linkedin
I only say this because I think the mobile app version isn't intuitive when it comes to job searching. Nearly every time I go on the app to look for jobs, I can't easily find my saved jobs or applied for jobs. Also I feel like if I save a job posting on my phone, it isn't necessarily on the website version.
GOOD UX: 23 and Me
This is a great app for retrieving information, researching your results, and constantly being updated. It is all real information about your body and health history all pulled from a blood sample. They app plays like a video game with information about what food to avoid, if you're prone to cancer, and even tracking down relatives that you didn't know about. The app is constantly adding new information as well, so you can learn more and more about yourself and family lineage.
BAD UX: Linkedin
I only say this because I think the mobile app version isn't intuitive when it comes to job searching. Nearly every time I go on the app to look for jobs, I can't easily find my saved jobs or applied for jobs. Also I feel like if I save a job posting on my phone, it isn't necessarily on the website version.
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