How is Augmented Reality impacting Ecommerce UX?

Infographic | March 13, 2020

The traditional media industry has taken a huge hit over the past few years. Since the boom of online media and social media, newspapers have been replaced by online news sites, printed books have been replaced by Kindles and e-readers, and video rental stores have been replaced by Redbox. Traditional media companies are suffering financially–some have even had to file for bankruptcy. Take a look at how traditional media is changing in the infographic below.

Infographic | February 27, 2020

No matter what category your mobile app is in, the challenge of retaining loyal users is universal. While generating initial interest and communication of value is top-of-mind, there’s plenty of work to be done in keeping those users engaged and turning them into much-coveted Daily Active Users (DAU). But when your app or audience may be more utility focused or situational, how do you keep retention high?

Infographic | January 14, 2020

Here is a great infographic from the people at VizionOnline in London which provides a collection of fascinating facts about streaming service giant, Netflix. Learn about things like how Netflix started out and the average amount of viewers per account and you can also check out the most watched Netflix movies and TV shows.

Infographic | March 26, 2020

For small business and marketers, trying to get noticed in a sea of online marketing content can be a challenge. Video can help you stand out in social media feeds, but your video content needs to be on the right platforms to maximize the return on your investment. To help businesses share their content in the right place, Animoto dove into their recent survey of 1000 consumers and 500 marketers.

Infographic | February 12, 2020

They’re not hyper and casual, just hyper-casual. These games are all the rage these days. Whether you have 5 minutes or 5 hours to play, hyper-casual games are the perfect way to fill the gaps in your day with some good ol’ gamin’. How did this genre become so popular? Are hyper-casual games overnight successes or have they been slowly gaining momentum towards a singularity of gaming?

Infographic | April 2, 2021

VR provides users with a fully digital environment with no elements from reality. AR, meanwhile, enhances what you see by adding computer-generated images to the view using different devices. VR requires wearing a VR headset or other seemingly cumbersome gear to create a truly immersive experience.