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Lawton Pybus

Lawton Pybus is a UX Research manager and Human Factors PhD based in Denver, CO.

How to Think About UX Research Failures

  • Research Methods and Techniques, The Evolution of Research, Things UX People Like, UX Education

A framework for diagnosing a study with conflicting or misleading results, and what to do about it.

Article by Lawton Pybus
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How to Think About UX Research Failures
  • The article examines how UX research studies can fail due to issues in design, analysis, and generalization, using case studies to highlight each category’s importance in maintaining research integrity and relevance.
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Measuring Users’ Mental Models

Basic and advanced approaches to understanding and analyzing users’ beliefs about your product

Article by Lawton Pybus
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Measuring Users’ Mental Models
  • The article discusses the concept of mental models and various methods for measuring and analyzing them in user research, highlighting their importance in designing user-friendly experiences.
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What Makes Users Adopt a New Feature or Tool?

  • Research Methods and Techniques, The Evolution of Research, User Adoption

How UX teams can provide key insights using technology adoption models

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What Makes Users Adopt a New Feature or Tool?
  • The article explores the evolution of technology adoption theories, focusing on models like Diffusion of Innovations, TAM, TAM 2 and 3, UTAUT, and HMSAM, providing UX practitioners with tools to understand and enhance user behavior in product development.
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