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Stop paying for users your site loses

Discover five UX patterns you can apply to your site, with clear examples of how they work

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UX Retention Playbook: revenue loop
UX Retention Playbook: mobile personalisation
UX Retention Playbook: leaky bucket
UX Retention Playbook: five patterns
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The leaky bucket

88%

of users who have a bad experience never come back

After a bad experience, 88% of online consumers are less likely to return.

88% less likely to return12% other responses
Source: Baymard Institute

So we collected what high-retention startups do differently

Better UX → longer sessions → higher retention → more revenue

  1. Find why users leaveSpot the UX mistakes that waste your traffic — before spending more on ads.
  2. Learn what drives retentionSee how clarity, trust and small commitments turn visits into repeat use.
  3. Clarify your first screenSee how to explain your product and make the next step obvious.
  4. Smooth out interactionsUse practical examples of faster loading, hover states and form feedback.
  5. Improve mobile relevanceLearn what to prioritise on mobile and how to serve new and returning users.
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Frequently asked questions

What’s inside the playbook?

Five UX patterns, visual examples and a breakdown of how better UX supports retention and revenue.

Is it relevant to my product?

It’s written for startups and growing digital products. The examples use an invoicing app, but the UX principles apply to websites and apps across industries.

Can I use it without a designer?

Yes. The explanations help you spot common problems yourself and give your designer or developer a clearer brief. Planning a bigger update? Our app redesign guide helps you work out what to change next.

How long does it take to read?

Around 10 minutes. Six pages, with examples that make the ideas easy to follow.

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