Teachers are notoriously busy, which means perfecting product usability should be a UX priority. In our recent survey, 60% of teachers mentioned lack of time as one of their biggest concerns—especially during back-to-school season. Any feature that slows educators down or causes them to duplicate work makes it even harder to adopt your product. In this article, I'll share design tips based on our user research report, How to Give Your Users Better Tools For Back to School. From onboarding flows to integrations, focusing on ease-of-use will help you reduce administrative tasks for time-strapped educators. Follow our tips to help…
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