Have you ever run a split test only to end up with inconclusive or statistically insignificant results? You might think of it as a failed poll, but that isn’t the …
Few things are as difficult — or as important — as choosing the title for a book. If you’re writing crime fiction or a mystery, your book title should intrigue …
Have you ever felt a sense of peace when you entered a restaurant? Maybe it was the lighting, the furniture, or the signage. On the other hand, has a restaurant …
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You chose the font for your website — is it bold enough?
by Laura Ojeda MelchorHave you heard the quip about how no one can take anything written in Comic Sans seriously? While Comic Sans memes and manifestos are generally in good fun, they highlight …
It’s wild how one or two details in a book cover can make a big difference in how people respond to it. That’s what one PickFu user discovered after testing …
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The results of this logo split test aren’t so straightforward
by Laura Ojeda MelchorWhat do shoppers look for in a logo? The answer is anything but clear cut, as this PickFu poll suggests. A brand wanted feedback on two completely different logos for …
The COVID-19 pandemic changed the mobile app landscape. Some apps, like COVID-19 trackers and food delivery apps, thrived. Some stayed steady. Others struggled to survive and need help bouncing back. …
The smallest details can make a big difference when it comes to book cover design. So what happens when you have three wildly different cover ideas and you need to …
Choosing the color of an app icon that strikes the right chord with consumers
by Laura Ojeda MelchorHow important is color scheme when it comes to designing an app? Hugely important, as one PickFu user discovered in this app icon and screenshot split test. The user asked …
When you’re designing a minimalist book cover, it’s smart to split test your options. Minor changes are often what make a cover sink or swim, as one author discovered in …