Did you know you can add Emoji to your User experience in Salesforce? Emoji are a fun and engaging way to communicate with pictorial characters and increase comprehension. And now you can bring this to your user experience in Salesforce! There are tons of ways for Admins to use Emoji to emphasize meaning, highlight particular fields or report results, and help their users quickly scan pages to grasp meaning. As an end user, you can bring emoji to your pages as well! You may want to highlight a particular list view, record name, or chatter post for yourself or the people you work with.
This short video will show you how to add Emoji to your end user experience in Salesforce. So let’s bring this powerful communication & comprehension tool to Salesforce!
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? Blog: 5 Ways You Can Use Emoji 
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? Earn the badge: Lightning Experience Productivity
? Learn: The History of Emoji and Whey We Use Them
?: How to use Emoji on Mac & on Windows 10
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