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Jeff Davidson

Jun 2, 2019

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Why You Should Wow Them at the End

Designing experiences with a positive ending boosts user perception and referrals

What does a free toothbrush, the fastest sprinter in a relay race, and the sweetest dish on the menu all have in common? They all happen at the end of an experience.

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Why You Should Wow Them at the End

Designing experiences with a positive ending boosts user perception and referrals

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