#prosocialdesign — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #prosocialdesign, aggregated by home.social.
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What do #ProsocialDesign features and metrics look like in a social app? #MyFeed is a new one taking a backwards approach to the problem
Starting with a goal of five minutes/day of engagement _maximum_ (too much use is a UX issue to be fixed)
Adding lightweight to-do and calendar features to reduce manual checking needed
Careful use of notifications
And of course the business model has to be set up to make the same or more money when users "engage" less
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What do #ProsocialDesign features and metrics look like in a social app? #MyFeed is a new one taking a backwards approach to the problem
Starting with a goal of five minutes/day of engagement _maximum_ (too much use is a UX issue to be fixed)
Adding lightweight to-do and calendar features to reduce manual checking needed
Careful use of notifications
And of course the business model has to be set up to make the same or more money when users "engage" less
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What do #ProsocialDesign features and metrics look like in a social app? #MyFeed is a new one taking a backwards approach to the problem
Starting with a goal of five minutes/day of engagement _maximum_ (too much use is a UX issue to be fixed)
Adding lightweight to-do and calendar features to reduce manual checking needed
Careful use of notifications
And of course the business model has to be set up to make the same or more money when users "engage" less
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What do #ProsocialDesign features and metrics look like in a social app? #MyFeed is a new one taking a backwards approach to the problem
Starting with a goal of five minutes/day of engagement _maximum_ (too much use is a UX issue to be fixed)
Adding lightweight to-do and calendar features to reduce manual checking needed
Careful use of notifications
And of course the business model has to be set up to make the same or more money when users "engage" less
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What do #ProsocialDesign features and metrics look like in a social app? #MyFeed is a new one taking a backwards approach to the problem
Starting with a goal of five minutes/day of engagement _maximum_ (too much use is a UX issue to be fixed)
Adding lightweight to-do and calendar features to reduce manual checking needed
Careful use of notifications
And of course the business model has to be set up to make the same or more money when users "engage" less