UX Feedback


During a recent episode, UX designer @piccianeri reviewed Learn.WordPress.org. This is a way to find the timestamps AND a request any support on filing GitHub issues for this, alongside updating this post with the GitHub issue links.

0:00 Start

7:50 Geo-localized issue

9:15 WAVE WebAim results

10:20 white on blue contrast issue

14:00 font size contrast issue

15:20 Avoid centering paragraph text

18:45 65 character suggestion

22:30 Primary call to action is a search

25:20 Nav menu for Front of Site

26:00 Easier access to find Online Workshop replays

27:40 Inside LearnWP the WP logo goes to top primary site

30:00 Topics unclear

31:20 Quizzes from tutorials unclear

36:00 weighting 4 content types

See Also: Learn WordPress Needs Assessment Results

Chapter 1 – Chapter The Importance of Accessibility in UI/UX Design

  • Accessibility is a crucial aspect of UI/UX design that should not be overlooked.
  • The WebAIM tool is a great way to evaluate the accessibility of a website, but it is not perfect.
  • Color contrast issues are one of the most common accessibility issues found on websites, but they are also one of the easiest to fix.
  • Centered text can be problematic for people with neurodivergent or partially sighted individuals, and it is generally not recommended in UI/UX design.
  • Proper alignment is essential in UI/UX design as it guides the eye and helps users take the desired action.
  • The recommended number of characters per line varies depending on the device and font size, but it is generally around 12 words per line.
  • It is important to consult with experts in web accessibility, such as scientists of vision, to ensure that a website is accessible to all users.
  • Chapter 2 – – UX design is crucial in creating effective learning resources.

  • The use of appropriate fonts and contrast can greatly affect the readability of the content.
  • It is important to consider the target audience and their specific needs when designing the UX of a page.
  • The placement and visibility of the call-to-action is also a key factor in guiding users towards their intended actions.
  • The use of clear and concise labels and headings can greatly improve the user experience.
  • It is important to differentiate between different types of content, such as tutorials and courses, to avoid confusion for users.
  • The placement and visibility of the menu and navigation bar can greatly affect the users ability to navigate the site.
  • The use of analytics and heat maps can provide valuable insights into user behavior and preferences.
  • The inclusion of features such as quizzes and workshops can enhance the learning experience for users.
  • Overall, a well-designed UX can greatly improve the effectiveness and usability of learning resources.Chapter 1: The Importance of User Journeys and Clear Calls to Action
  • The speaker discusses the importance of understanding user journeys and how they can help clarify the audience for a website.
  • Lesson plans and tutorials are mentioned as potential user journeys, but its unclear which one would be best for the site in question.
  • The speaker suggests that creating user flows can help identify obstacles and friction in the user journey.
  • The website being reviewed is for an upcoming live event, and the speaker notes that the headings and typography are lively and dynamic.
  • However, the speaker points out that the website lacks clear calls to action and underlines for links, which can be confusing for users with visual impairments.
  • The speaker also recommends adding hover states for images and links to improve user experience.
  • The website uses the Bricks page builder, which the speaker notes is fast and efficient.
  • Overall, the chapter emphasizes the importance of understanding user journeys and providing clear calls to action and visual cues for users.