Article No. 1186 | February 11, 2014
A study of the UNICEF and Red Cross websites finds that a well-designed experience encourages users to behave more charitably.
Article No. 1183 | February 5, 2014
Performing contextual inquiries with eye tracking can identify paint-points in user workflows and make a compelling case for change.
Article No. 1181 | February 3, 2014
Successful websites in the age of mobile need to be fast loading, easy to navigate, and functional on multiple devices.
Article No. 1173 | January 17, 2014
Where open source software and brain-computer interfaces intersect, there are opportunities to revolutionize interaction design.
Article No. 1166 | January 6, 2014
An excerpt from the new Rosenfeld Media book, Eye Tracking the User Experience by Aga Bojko answers the question: to track or not to track?
Article No. 1162 | December 19, 2013
A look at what 2014 might have in store for users and experience design practitioners.
Article No. 1160 | December 17, 2013
A look at the trends that ruled the expanding UX landscape in 2013.
Article No. 1156 | December 10, 2013
Realizing the need for a reference tool that could validate design decisions with stakeholders, the team at ZURB created Quips, a growing vault of quotable statistics.
Article No. 1152 | December 3, 2013
Automated speech recognition (ASR) engines need to be tuned using diagnostic tools for optimum performance, just like cars.
Article No. 1146 | November 20, 2013
How lean UX research can help great experiences blossom in agile software development environments.
Article No. 1137 | November 8, 2013
We've created a broader DfE award category with "Innovative Technique or Tool."
Article No. 1114 | October 16, 2013
Forrester's West Coast Forum provided a fertile environment for learning about the importance and implementation of customer experience.
Article No. 1109 | October 9, 2013
A pair of brain activity visualization projects illustrates concepts and themes that affect human behavior and the realm of experience design.
Article No. 1106 | October 7, 2013
A survey of mobile testing tools for unmoderated usability studies finds products and features that suit many different design needs.
Article No. 1105 | October 4, 2013
A closer look at the Design for Experience awards category: Bringing Order to Big Data
Article No. 1099 | September 27, 2013
A closer look at the Design for Experience awards category: Innovative Research Technique
Article No. 1098 | September 26, 2013
A survey of mobile testing tools for moderated usability studies finds products and features that suit many different design needs.
Article No. 1093 | September 23, 2013
Thoughtful inspection of qualitative and quantitative data allows UX professionals to glean genuine insight on user behavior from reams of big data.
Article No. 1084 | September 10, 2013
UX Magazine is presenting the international Design for Experience awards, designed to recognize excellence and share what can be learned from success and failure.
Article No. 1074 | August 20, 2013
Taking your user research out of the usability lab and into the field can give you better insights, educate your client, and energize your team.
Article No. 1066 | August 5, 2013
When employed to its full potential, field research done in unique user environments can uncover opportunities to innovate customer experience.
Article No. 1058 | July 22, 2013
An excerpt from Leah Buley's new book, The User Experience Team of One, describes how to put together a modest but powerful strategy workshop.
Article No. 1041 | June 20, 2013
Usability testing becomes more effective when you combine quantitative data with eye tracking results that have been cross-referenced using qualitative research
Article No. 1035 | June 12, 2013
If you want to create a Page Description Diagram that reflects the needs of your stakeholders, consider inviting them to a Page Description Workshop.
