Article No. 1775 | June 16, 2020
How to use quantitative and qualitative data to make more informed decisions.
Article No. 1718 | March 5, 2020
Integral to transforming the delivery of care are deep explorations, research, and prototyping.
Article No. 1716 | February 28, 2020
Do you want to have better conversations? User researchers have superpowers that can help you in day-to-day communication.
Article No. 1714 | February 25, 2020
What does “information” mean? How do you gather it? Where do you look for it? I generally look to collect data — quantitative and qualitative — from three resources: the business, the users and the competition.
Article No. 1708 | January 9, 2020
On the anniversary of her birth, we remember one of the most important women in science history, and celebrate the life and work of Ada Lovelace, the first computer scientist.
Article No. 1673 | February 17, 2017
We are happy to announce the winners of the 2016 UX Magazine Awards. This program recognizes excellence in products, teams, and services, and aims to bring valuable lessons from these leading examples of mastery in UX to the broader community. See the list of winners below and check out uxmag.com in coming months for a more detailed articles of every winning entry!
Article No. 1607 | April 21, 2016
Two-minute surveys are a quick and flexible tool you can use to include all of your business users and all of your market in your user research.
Article No. 1606 | April 20, 2016
User research is an immensely valuable tool to improve an enterprise product’s user experience and business value.
Article No. 1595 | April 1, 2016
We talk with UserZoom CEO Alfonso de la Nuez about the importance of user testing, how to recruit panelists, and why research is an inspiration.
Article No. 1587 | March 11, 2016
By applying the Pareto Principle to user research, you can identify the top percentage of your product's usability issues and feature gaps, then jump in and fix them.
Article No. 1578 | February 15, 2016
Whether users conceptualize the content as a “paper” document, “website,” or “electronic” document with assumed capabilities is a critical UX inquiry.
Article No. 1573 | February 2, 2016
When users are accustomed to using a pattern, even a minor change in that pattern can be very expensive in performance terms.
Article No. 1564 | January 6, 2016
Task-based testing provides an approach that allows companies to gather both quantitative and qualitative feedback from a target audience.
Article No. 1563 | January 4, 2016
If you’re working with an audience across the globe, all under budget and time constraints, remote user testing can provide the rich data to help make informed decisions.
Article No. 1549 | October 8, 2015
You don't need a big budget to bring experience design into your project, you just need to be more resourceful.
Article No. 1547 | October 5, 2015
The lead designer from Looksery—Snapchat's recent acquisition—explains how user testing led to the creation of an app people can't get enough of.
Article No. 1546 | September 30, 2015
Usability Matters invites you to take their service design heuristics into the field and discover what they can do for your organization.
Article No. 1542 | September 23, 2015
Designers can streamline their workflow and improve their products by getting down and dirty with some rough-and-tumble research methods.
Article No. 1535 | September 9, 2015
We talk with Joe Natoli, enterprise UX consultant and author of the new book, Think First.
Article No. 1526 | August 24, 2015
Charting your progress in the design process with the help of a simple checklist can keep you team focused and productive.
Article No. 1522 | August 17, 2015
Setting aside time and space to workshop and brainstorm with colleagues and clients is crucial to the experience design strategy of DfE award-winners SAP.
Article No. 1516 | August 3, 2015
Creating a culture that inspires your team leads to equally inspired clients—just ask Slice of Lime.
Article No. 1512 | July 27, 2015
Users assess the perceived cognitive load of engaging with your product or service based on environmental cues they might not even be aware of—design accordingly.
Article No. 1510 | July 22, 2015
We talk with Greg Nudelman, CEO of Design Caffeine, mobile strategist, and author of The $1 Prototype.
