When Slower UX is Better UX

November 17, 2017

In most cases, a speedy user experience makes sense. Optimization is important, and frankly, most sites need more of it, not less.

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But there are certain situations in which a slower UX can actually increase user trust and engagement. No matter how fast we move into the future, slowing down will never go out of style.

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