Dima Miro’s Post

View profile for Dima Miro, graphic

Founder & CEO @ Unikorns® | Creative Design & Dev Agency

How to keep the users hooked on your digital product. See below ↓ Engaging users in today’s digital age is no small feat. It's like aiming for the stars in the vast universe of digital products and services. Everyone’s looking for that magic trick to make users click on their app or website and, more importantly, keep coming back. So, how do we make this happen? Beyond traditional methods, there’s a secret weapon that's gaining traction: gamification. Let’s dive into this trend and how it’s reshaping engagement. In the battlefield of consumer attention, every product is vying for a spot on a user's device. With an overwhelming number of options, standing out requires something special. Enter gamification, a strategy that's not just about playing games but about making interactions fun and rewarding. Gamification isn't new, it's been around since 2002 (I’m sure, even earlier). But what does it mean for businesses today? Simply put, it's about adding game-like elements to non-game contexts. Successful gamification taps into users' intrinsic motivation—the joy of doing something because it's genuinely enjoyable. The essence of gamification lies in creating cycles of motivation, action, and feedback. It draws users in with activities that resonate with their needs, using elements like points, badges, levels, leaderboards, and rewards. These components are the backbone of what keeps users engaged. Let's break down some key elements: ❶ Point systems are nearly universal in gamified systems, offering a way to measure progress and link efforts to rewards. ❷ Badges and achievements signify reaching certain milestones, encouraging users to level up and boost their standing. ❸ Leaderboards offer a snapshot of where users stand, turning engagement into a friendly competition that spurs further involvement. In the Flourish project, we wove gamification into a financial app. It tracks user spending on wellness and health-related categories, rewarding them with points. These points not only help grow a digital tree provided to each user but can also be spent on customizing the tree or on health-related products and services from partners in the Marketplace. This not only motivates users but also creates an internal economy. By integrating gamification, we're not just keeping users engaged but we’re building a whole ecosystem that rewards them for healthy living. Visit our website to explore the Flourish case study and see how gamification can transform user engagement: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/d9NKm_CH Unikorns | Dare to be extraordinary© More insights on unikorns.agency/feed

  • No alternative text description for this image
MD. Yousuf Ali

Certified webflow designer and developer | Helping brands create stunning websites that captivate and engage your audience.

10mo

Users try to find a solution to there problem, If you have the solution, they are hooked. Dima Miro

Like
Reply
Lisa Heiss

Helping SaaS startup to drive Product Growth through UX Optimization | UX Specialist | Growth Hacker | 500 Product Mentor

10mo

Great breakdown! 😊 I also love the concept of the 5 minds of experience from John Whalen to make the experience even more intuitive!

See more comments

To view or add a comment, sign in

Explore topics