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“User Tracking Code” for Secure Lead Attribution

There are various insurance aggregators in the industry which frequently compare various insurance plans.

Often, a user might check out the details of a policy from the aggregator, but might not buy it from there.

There is a good chance that he goes to the actual insurance site and buys the policy from there.

In this case, both the aggregator and the insurance company agrees that the Lead has legitimately come from the Aggregator website.N000011en-zanox-Tracking-Process-3760x1400 copy

The question is, how do you understand the same?

This problem of attributing the source of a lead is solved by some third party tools. Both the websites keep a java-script code. So, if a user goes to the insurance detail page of the aggregator website, this executes a code and the third party sets a cookie on the browser.

Now, if the user visits the insurance site to make the transaction, the third party is able to identify that it’s the same user.

The data is shared with both the parties for further processing.analytics_cover

One of our clients, a health insurance major, had some concerns using third party tool. The risks with third party tool are.

  1. Information Risk
  2. Data Analytics
  3. Trust issues.

The data in this case is held by the third party.

So, we at Mantra designed a solution for them which works just like the Third party tool. The advantages this tool provides over the conventional solution are

              1.Data is safe and there is no need to share with third party.
              2.It protects Data Analytics.


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How does Mantra’s “User Tracking Code” works?

The “User Tracking Code” allows Agencies to report on each of the distinct events without skewing reporting results with Cross Channel Reporting of the same conversion event.

This User Tracking Code helps to track the visitor on their website, so that the right attribution is given without depending on the third party tools. This code becomes their property without risking data and having trust issues.

In other words our user tracking code provides detailed information about the lead customer for business in cost effective way, at more securable way and gives a better sense of potential customer.

Mantra is always looking out to work on innovative solutions to complex business problems and this has been our forte. At Mantra Labs we provide securable and cost effective Solution to your business.

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The Essence of User-Centered Design: A Dive into Fundamental Principles

In a digital world where user experience reigns supreme, crafting designs that resonate has become a mission. Enter User-Centered Design (UCD), a philosophy placing users at the core of the creative process. In this exploration, we’ll delve into the fundamental principles of User-Centered Design and understand why they are the keystones of successful interfaces.

User-Centered Design

Introduction:

Imagine navigating a website seamlessly, effortlessly finding what you need. That experience is no accident but the result of intentional design. User-centered design (UCD) is the compass guiding designers toward creating interfaces that users not only navigate but embrace.

1. Empathy is Key:

  • Incorporate for a better approach: Start by stepping into the shoes of your users. What are their pain points? What delights them? By empathizing, designers gain insights that drive user-focused design decisions.

2. User Involvement Throughout the Design Process:

  • Real-life example or statistic: Apple’s iterative design process involves user testing at every stage. This constant involvement ensures that their products align precisely with user needs.

3. Holistic Approach to Design:

  • Visual content: Picture your design not as isolated screens but as a cohesive journey. Use diagrams to illustrate how each component fits into the larger user experience ecosystem.

4. Usability is Non-Negotiable:

  • Case studies or examples: Consider the success of Google’s homepage. Its simplicity and efficiency showcase the power of a user-centered approach, emphasizing usability.

5. Accessibility for All:

  • End with a clear call-to-action: Make your designs accessible. It’s not just a legal obligation; it’s an ethical imperative. Ensure your interfaces are usable by everyone, regardless of ability.

6. Consistency Across the Interface:

  • Formatting for readability: Consistency is not just a design principle; it’s a readability strategy. Use bullet points for clarity and short paragraphs for easy consumption.

7. Flexibility and Customization:

  • Inclusive language: Users are diverse, so should your designs be. Incorporate flexibility and customization options. This ensures your interface caters to a broad range of preferences.

Why User-Centered Design Matters:

A. Enhanced User Satisfaction:

  • Feedback mechanism: Prioritize user satisfaction. A satisfied user is an engaged user. Welcome reader input and questions to keep the conversation alive.

B. Reduced Learning Curve:

  • Clear call-to-action: Minimize frustration. Make your interfaces intuitive, reducing the learning curve. Invite users to explore with a clear call-to-action.

C. Increased Engagement and Retention:

  • Visual content: Engaging interfaces retain users. Visualize engagement with appealing images or infographics. Showcase how user-centered designs reduce bounce rates.

D. Effective Problem Solving:

  • Tangible proof: Case studies offer tangible proof. Explore how UCD’s iterative process allows for effective problem-solving. Real-world examples bring these concepts to life.

Conclusion:

In the grand tapestry of digital design, User-Centered Design is the thread weaving functionality, aesthetics, and user satisfaction into a seamless whole. By embracing these principles, designers transform mere interfaces into user-centric experiences. So, as you embark on your design journey, remember: User-centered design isn’t just a philosophy; it’s a commitment to excellence. Design with the user in mind, and success will follow.

About the Author: Mehul Chauhan is a seasoned Senior UI/UX Designer at Mantra Labs. With a deep understanding of design principles and a keen eye for detail, he brings creativity and innovation to every project he touches. When he’s not busy perfecting digital interfaces, you can find him seeking inspiration in art galleries or exploring the latest design trends across various industries.

Further Reading: Unveiling the Art of Emotional Design

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