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Quantitative Research and Eye-Tracking: A match made in UX heaven

  • Analytics and Tracking, Consumer products, Customer Experience, Data visualization, Design, Eye tracking, Human factors, Interaction Design, Interface and Navigation Design, Product design, Psychology and Human Behavior, Research Methods and Techniques, Research Tools and Software, Technology, Usability, User Acceptance Testing, Working With Stakeholders

Usability testing becomes more effective when you combine quantitative data with eye tracking results that have been cross-referenced using qualitative research

Article by Alexis Conomos, James Breeze
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Hosting a Page Description Workshop

  • Agile and Iterative Process, Data visualization, Design, Design Tools and Software, Internal Company Dynamics, Marketing and Brand, Product design, Project Management, Prototypes, Research Methods and Techniques, Research Tools and Software, Sketching, Technology, User Acceptance Testing, User Reported Feedback, Vendor-Client Relationships, Working With Stakeholders

If you want to create a Page Description Diagram that reflects the needs of your stakeholders, consider inviting them to a Page Description Workshop.

Article by Andrew Wirtanen, Colin Butler
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Designing Down from Science Fiction: A Staged Approach

  • Augmented Reality, Consumer products, Data visualization, Design, Design Tools and Software, Development, Gaming, Gestures, Heuristics, Input devices, Interaction Design, Interface and Navigation Design, Microsoft, New and Emerging Technologies, Product design, Product Releases and Redesigns, Prototypes, Technology, Touch, Usability, User Acceptance Testing

The user interfaces presented in science fiction can be a huge source of inspiration, but designing down is often required to make them an approximate reality.

Article by Dan Turner
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Participatory Design in Healthcare: Patients and doctors can bridge critical information gaps

  • Consumer products, Data visualization, Design, Direct Observation Research, Government and Public Services, Healthcare, Information Design and Architecture, Interaction Design, Interface and Navigation Design, New and Emerging Technologies, Personas, Product design, Product Releases and Redesigns, Prototypes, Research Methods and Techniques, Research Tools and Software, Sketching, Software, Software as a Service, Storytelling, Usability, User Acceptance Testing, User Reported Feedback, Working With Stakeholders

Designing with input from users is especially valuable when creating complex and critical products for patients and their doctors.

Article by Andrii Glushko
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How to Design for the Gut

  • Analytics and Tracking, Design, Development, Emotion, Ethnography, Eye tracking, Facebook, Gaming, Interaction Design, Mobile Applications, Mobile Technology, Product design, Psychology and Human Behavior, Research Methods and Techniques, Research Tools and Software, Twitter, Usability, User Acceptance Testing, Web

Designing for visceral reactions in your users can create experiences that deliver emotional satisfaction and drive habitual use.

Article by Chuck Longanecker, Morgan Brown
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Control and Transparency

  • Design, Location-Based Services, Marketing and Brand, Mobile Applications, Mobile Technology, Privacy and Data Security, Product design, Social Networking, User Acceptance Testing

A study of North American consumers shows that users are comfortable sharing their personal information when they know exactly how it will be used and shared, and are given control over when they are releasing it.

Article by Ilana Westerman
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