Article related to user research, including qualitative research and usability.
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Follow these five steps to apply user feedback Now that you have done your research, it’s time to apply user feedback. You’ll need to leverage user feedback to gain further understanding of your users. You’ll also gain insights that enable you to make meaningful improvements to the product experience. In part one of our article,…
Good user research requires two types of data: qualitative, and quantitative Both quantitative and qualitative data provide specific insights into a product’s overall usability. However, without proper understanding of what kind of information you can get from these types of data, you won’t reap the benefits. Worse, you may read the data wrong and come…
This is Part 1 of a two-part series on gathering user feedback. Gather user feedback after initial launch to remain competitive There are many important moving parts when it comes to winning in B2B SaaS. And setting up a regular cycle to gather user feedback is a key component to success. Preliminary research on the…
Usability audits are key to long-term success In order to keep a product’s life cycle sustainable, regular usability audits are necessary to ensure longevity. Good usability means the product is easy for users to achieve their goals. Over time, user goals will change, or require upgrades to stay viable in the market. Regular audits can…
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Many new UX designers want to learn more about the research career path That’s why the Austin-based meetup group, UX in ATX, hosted a paneled discussion in July 2020 with UX Research experts to talk about the research career path.
There are multiple benefits of usability testing. Usability testing allows product teams to find problems before the end user. The earlier bugs are identified, the less expensive it is for the client to fix. Detecting issues early on encourages a smoother launch or feature release.
User testing can be very beneficial to the design and development of a project. Whether the product is a digital experience or a physical object, getting feedback from users who have no experience with the project is crucial to get valuable unbiased opinions.
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