In my continuing series of posts about unsubscribing from mailing lists, I highlight best practices by organizations.
I’ve always thought unsubscribing from mailing lists should be quick and easy to do.
Which is why I’m giving a UX win to Consumer Reports and how they’ve designed a process with the user in mind, making the unsubscription process easy to understand and complete.
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When I first wrote in 2017 about unsubscribing from mailing lists, I never thought I’d still be writing about it one, two, or three years later.
I’ve always thought unsubscribing from mailing lists should be quick and easy to do.
Sadly, many organizations decide to create barriers for subscribers to remove their email address from mailing lists. Continue reading UX Win: Best Buy Unsubscribe from Mailing List
I’ve been a Meetup.com event organizer for around 10 years.
During that time, I’ve managed events for five meetup groups. I estimate I hosted 400+ events in the past decade with the Meetup.com platform.
When Meetup.com first came out, I was ecstatic to have a unified event management tool.
It was free, over time they started charging low fees. Which I didn’t mind, because it offered what I needed for managing meetup events. Continue reading Refresh Detroit: Creating a More Usable and Accessible Experience