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Complete Beginner’s Guide to Analytics

What Are Analytics? The internet has changed drastically since it’s inception, and so has user behavior. Users have shifted from typing remembered URLs into the address bar to relying on search engines to find a site for them. A user will open and skim multiple tabs, rather than devoting full attention to one page. All of this complicates the metrics of a site or application: to measure success, an analyst cannot simply measure hits on the web server. They must measure human behavior. When gathering information, researchers employ both qualitative and quantitative methods. Qualitative data is gathered through user research: observing people to understand why they do certain things. Quantitative data is garnered through analytics: identifying what actions users take when they come to a page, and how many users take those actions. This quantitative data allows us to measure baselines, use those baselines to inform design decisions, and then measure the success or failure of

3 ESSENTIAL DESIGN TRENDS, DECEMBER 2019

It seems like whimsical illustrations are practically everywhere. Fun drawings that can be anything from line-style illustrations to full-color pieces of art are popping up in all kinds of projects – even for brands, companies, of business types that you might not expect. Whimsical illustrations are trending for a number of reasons: They create just the right feel for a project that doesn’t need to be heavy; You can design the main imagery to be whatever you want; They provide a source of delight for users; Every project using illustrations looks a little different, creating a custom design; The proliferation of illustration kits has made creating this style easier than ever. The thing that might be best about using whimsical illustrations is the personality they bring to a project. The right illustrated element – or series of elements – can emotionally tie users to the project while setting a scene. The possibilities are almost endless. Illustrations don’t have to app

How Android development is a promising career option?

As we know there is an android phone every second hand. If we talk about the stats there are around 2.5 billion active Android devices across the globe. Currently, more than 87.7 percent of the world's smartphones run on the Android OS and it reached   88 in July 2019.   And, by 2020, it is predicted that around 6 billion people will be using Android smartphones. Well, with this much growth in android usage or its business, it is obvious that   Android development is a promising career option for anyone right now. So all you need is to complete Android development Training and achieve the best you aspire in this sector. Here are some of the Job Titles one can grab as Android professional: Mobile App Developer Mobile Architect Android Mobile Developer Android Developer Mobile Embedded Software Engineer Android Engineer Mobile Developer Mobile Lead Software Engineer Also, one can get Handsome payout working as an Average Android Software Developer.