Improving the UX of our Xamarin Forms Apps - XamExpertDay 2021

Session by Charlin Agramonte and Rendy Del Rosario
User experience is one of the most important areas to have in consideration when developing Mobile Applications. The ideal scenario is to have a UI/UX expert as part of our team that will address this concern, but what happens if we don't have one? In this talk, we are going to show you some tips on how to improve the UX of your Xamarin Forms App, so that you can deliver a better user experience to your users.

0:00 Intro
1:55 Having a Splash Screen is important
3:53 Provide an OnBoarding Screen
5:28 Use Inline Validations with real-time feedback
7:10 Use Visual Constraints
8:20 Provide context to the Fields
9:06 Avoid overlapping the keyboard In the Entries
9:25 Provide the right Keyboard
10:50 Require the correct information in the DatePickers
12:08 Divide fields into semantic groups
13:12 Provide more information when is necessary
14:14 Use Autofocus
15:16 Hide/Show password
16:15 Don't use Picker for everything
17:45 One Time Password (OTP) Auto-fill
18:51 Auto-Login
19:53 Shortcuts
21:40 Loading Data
25:36 Internet connection
27:38 Data Cache
29:33 Alerts
30:45 Empty States
31:35 Handling permissions
32:40 Protect sensitive data
33:16 Relative Time
34:00 Use TouchID/FaceID
34:53 App Actions
35:29 Link Preview
36:08 Action Feedback
37:30 App Links
38: 30 Animations
39:30 Handle Multi-Language
40:30 Dark Mode
41:00 App Review
41:40 Adaptive UI

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Marveous! Charlin is awesome! I learn a lot with her blog articles

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This Video is perfect! Wow I learned so much!

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Hi, I am new to Xamarin and I have a requirement for adding tooltip in my xamarin Project(iOS and Android). I am using xamboy link for reference. The requirement states that, when the app is open for the first time, the tooltip associated with button should pop up without touching the actual button. This is to convey the use of button to user. My project uses MVVM architecture and I find it difficult to access the OnTap event in MainPage.xaml.cs. Is there any way to drive button pressed event automatically for iOS and Android respectively? Please help me to get through this.