Copywriters have their swipe files with all the classic ads that were proved to work and bring in millions in sales.
So how about the same for conversion-aware designers?
Website elements that work. User onboarding flows. Mobile app screens. Product redesigns.
From the companies that bring in millions, if not billions in sales.
Sure, you could try doing all this yourself. Going through all the sites, making screenshots, comparing to similar elements on other sites.
But “Really Good UX” did all this for you. With convenient categories, quick access to what you need, and all the inspiration to start coming up with the ideas for your own site or app.
It goes straight to my bookmarks list, and I rarely add anything to my bookmarks (do people even use them anymore?).
When starting to work on an A/B test or a wireframe for the specific page or element, one of the steps in the process is competitor research. “Really Good UX” simplifies this step and gives you a great list of ideas for a good start. You can build on this and come up with something that will work for your audience, based on the concepts that are proven to work for others.
