YouTube lecture by Jagadeesh P (Day 27, week 5) about user retention and habit loops in UX design. The speaker argues that retaining users inside a habit loop is more important than acquiring more users, cites an example where average application usage is 30 days and only 5.6% of users remain after 30 days (~94% drop-off), and says the video will cover concept types, case studies, and neurological reasons why habit loops increase engagement.
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30 days.
5.6%.
Approximately 94%.
Day 27, week 5.
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You don't need more users, you just need users to keep retaining in your loop, not the funnel. Can I tell you something? Average day of application Usage is only 30 days. They who are around this application and 5.6 percentage only really stay ahead and remaining people just drop off. Have you ever wondered why only 5.6% of the users are are remaining after this 30 days? Also remaining 94% of the people are dropping off. Habit loops are like a machine which is going to help you build a lot of retention for your customer. You good that you're giving reward good that you're giving adaptive framework which we saw in the earlier videos. But until unless you keep a retention in your product or a service, you won't be able to use your you won't be able to retain your user better. In this video I'm going to be telling about why it is very important to have a retention in your ux. What are the concept types, case studies and why it is neurologically important for your users to really really make a better engagement in your system. As a designer, you need to learn this. With that we'll jump into this video. Welcome guys. Welcome to this episode. Thank you for staying tuning here. This is exactly the week five. We've been doing a phenomenal content creation for the last four weeks and we are in the day 27 today. I just want to.