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How to Design for Mobile Search
Search functions are the foremost tool to navigate applications and the internet. The mobile user experience relies just
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How to Conduct a Cognitive Walkthrough
Cognitive walkthroughs are used to examine the usability of a product. They are designed to see whether or not a new use
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How to Conduct User Observations
Observing users interacting with a product can be a great way to understand the usability of a product and to some exten
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High Value Activities in Design and the Workplace
Hillary Rettig, the author of The Seven Secrets of the Prolific: The Definitive Guide to Overcoming Procrastination, Per
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8 Talks by Women to Inspire UX Designers
User Experience design, like so many other disciplines, has a lower representation of women as compared to men. Things a
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Contextual Interviews and How to Handle Them
The exact history of the contextual interview in user research is a little murky. It was first alluded to in a paper by
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Why Care about Statistical Significance?
The categorical data depicts the success and failure rate of the low-fidelity wireframe above. There is not a large enou
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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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Pitfalls in Recruiting Participants for User Research
The level of participant engagement is an important part of the user research results. Our results are dependent on prop
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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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Getting Started
We start our introduction to A/B and multivariate testing (MVT) by looking at their basic principles and their differenc
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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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Analytics Data Types
Analytics contains many kinds of types of data including bounce rates, conversion rates, repeat usage, user demographics
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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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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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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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