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David Dikman

Active reader, developer, manager, entrepreneur & sporadic writer here and at Greycastle. Currently working at Styler

    Working with assumptions

    • Behavioral Science, Business UX Leaders, Emotion, Empathy

    We should never work on assumptions but we definitely should work with assumptions.

    Article by David Dikman
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    Working with assumptions
    • Although decisions in UX design shouldn’t be based on assumptions, it’s important to use generalizations to prioritize effectively.
    • An example of a useful tool based on assumptions is poker planning – a technique aimed at estimating work and avoiding anchoring to one guess.
    Discussing and working with assumptions can benefit the whole team, help to set realistic expectations and mitigate the risks for further work. Read the full article to learn about how to deal with assumptions in UX design.
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    Usability Testing Quickstart in 30 Minutes

    • Design, Prototypes, Technology, Usability

    A step-by-step guide for those who strive to save time and provide better user experience.

    Article by David Dikman
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    Usability Testing Quickstart in 30 Minutes
    • Taking the time to conduct usability testing allows to discover bugs at earlier stages and earn time to redesign some features.
    • Usability testing doesn’t have to be long. Even 30 minutes might be enough to identify the most critical issues and save costs and development time.
    • There are four main stages to follow to run a test: defining what should be tested, preparing a prototype, explaining to users what we want them to do, observing them.
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