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How to Screen Research Participants

Finding the right participants is crucial for gathering user research. We usually need to do research with participants

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1 year ago

How to Resolve Conflicts Between Design Thinking & Marketing

In the past, designers often reported to marketing managers and were neither expected nor allowed to make business decis

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1 year ago

3 Reasons Why Your Users Love (or Leave) You

As a user experience designer, you want to solve their challenges and problems. You research your target users, prototyp

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1 year ago

Understand the “Why” of User Behavior to Design Better

You know what products and services you offer, or intend to offer. You likely have certain types of users in mind; you m

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1 year ago

What to Test

Designing with Data provides an extensive background to A/B testing.As with all other research methods, we need to start

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1 year ago

Analytics Data Types

Analytics contains many kinds of types of data including bounce rates, conversion rates, repeat usage, user demographics

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1 year ago

When and Why to Use Analytics

“Green field” sites are new developments while “brown field” are based on existing solutions.In this video we look at ge

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1 year ago

Early-Design Testing

Early-Design Testing is a great way to minimize extra work later in the process.Let’s get started on this exciting topic

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1 year ago

Getting Started with Early-Design Tests

Example of a tree-testing “pietree” from Optimal WorkshopAs with most research tools, you need to decide what you’re try

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1 year ago

Tree Testing

Tree Testing helps you to find where users get lost in your navigation.Tree testing provides goal-oriented verification

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1 year ago

First-Click Testing

First-Click Testing shows you where users start their journey.First-click testing is very simple in concept and is prett

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1 year ago

Ensuring Quality

An example of traditional “straightlining". Notice that some of the marked answers would not be made by respondents who

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1 year ago

Design for Value: What is Conversion Optimization and Why Should You Care?

As designers, your product’s end users are your priority. Through your work, you advocate the user’s perspective to busi

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1 year ago

Why and When to Use Surveys

Sometimes interviews are a better solution.Knowing what tools to use and when is an important part of the research proce

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1 year ago

Writing Good Questions for Surveys

Although question grids like this are much loved by survey tool suppliers, they are very taxing for participants and don

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1 year ago

Correlation in User Experience

Correlation describes the relationships between datasets.Correlation is something of an advanced topic in user experienc

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1 year ago

User Stories: As a [UX Designer] I want to [embrace Agile] so that [I can make my projects user-centered]

Let’s examine a tool so simple yet so powerful that once you’ve learned about it, you will apply it in all your projects

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1 year ago

Putting Some Emotion into Your Design – Plutchik’s Wheel of Emotions

Emotional design is a big buzz word within the UX community. Designs which tap into the user’s emotions are considered t

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1 year ago

Don’t Make Me Think – Key Learning Points for UX Design for the Web

Don’t Make Me Think is the title of a book by the HCI and Usability engineer Steve Krug. It teaches UX designers how to

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1 year ago

Dressing Up Your UI with Colors That Fit

As designers, we have a powerful ally in color. It can let us work towards a number of different goals. You can use it t

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1 year ago

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