With iOS 15, Apple makes it even more useful with the new Find My Widget. It also helps to keep track of my Apple Airtag connected stuff. I often use the Find My app to check where my friend is. This widget is available in three different sizes: square, rectangle or block that fills half the screen. This widget will show you in-app events and a trending collection of the app. Which apps are trending on App Store today? You will get the glace of the App Store with the help of the new App Store widget on iOS 15. The best part is when you tap on any one contact from the widget, you will get the new contact profile on that person to make a call directly, send text, open FaceTime, send an email, or make payment via Apple Pay. Either you can choose one, four or six contacts to show on Contact Widgets.
And now, with the iOS 15 update, Apple is allowing users to add Contact Widget to the iOS 15 home screen with three different sizes. Even there was not Contact Widget on iOS 14. Contact WidgetĪpple removed the feature to add favourite contact on iOS 14.
The Mail Widget on iOS 15 will let users preview at least two or four messages on the widget. But Apple took around a year to finally add the mail widget to the iPhone with the new iOS 15 update. We’re looking forward to seeing the impact the email widget editor will have on our users, especially as the need for email feedback continues to grow.When iOS 14 was released with many widgets, I was searching for the Mail widgets. The result? A more unified email feedback experience that lures in more user feedback from your email audience and therefore enables better email campaigns! Users can quickly and effortlessly create and deploy beautifully branded email surveys that mesh perfectly with their brand style. The new email widget editor is here to optimise email feedback campaigns in more ways than one. The preview in your email will look as follows: This option is great because it quickly and easily enables the user to send a sample email survey to any email address and investigate if the formatting is correct.īy clicking on Test Widget, you are redirected to this modal: And thus a previewing option was created which we’ve labeled ‘Test Widget’ within the interface. With what we already knew about the varying mail clients and their tendencies to interfere with the design of outgoing emails in HTML, we decided that there also had to be a built-in solution for previewing surveys before deploying them. Shortly following these additions, another idea sprouted up. Not to mention, they will have met our objective of providing a simple, yet intuitive solution.īut the process didn’t stop there. The result? These tools will provide our customers with the means to create a fully branded email survey experience with no technical knowledge required. stars and smileys), Net Promoter Score (NPS) and the thumb ratings were the elements available for email feedback surveys, we now offer Customer Effort Score (CES), Goal Completion Rate (GCR) and feedback categories. scoring options) to the existing library of survey elements. The team built off of this existing functionality and created more editing options within the interface, specifically for email feedback surveys.Īs a result, the development team incorporated the necessary customisation options in a separate section labeled ‘Widget’ (within the Design Editor) which includes widget alignment adjustments, tooltip and legend customisations and within the survey question itself: the font size, color, alignment and styling. With lots of options already available within the survey design editor interface such as themes, custom styles, and formatting of the surveys themselves, the answer was right in front of us. However, if you were looking to customise these snippets in any way, a bit of CSS knowledge was required.Īnd as an organisation that uses vocabulary such as fresh, intuitive, easy-to-use and seamless, we knew there must be a way to simplify this process for our users…Īnd that’s when we embarked on the journey of creating the email widget editor.
You see, previously if our email feedback users wanted to place an HTML snippet (a reusable piece of code) into their emails which would display the survey question they created, this process was very simple. One of the suggestions which really stood out was the extent of customisation offered, and along with it – the ease of customising email surveys within the user interface.
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Download the paper A solution imagined by the user for the userĪmidst all of this valuable feedback, we gained some interesting insights into what our users wanted to see improved upon.
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