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Turning user interview notes into design actions — my 5 step process
5 min read · From 2019 · After a round of user interviews, it is important to consider how the research findings are going to be consumed by other team members so… · Shared by 32, including Clemens, Marin Lorant, James Young
lookback.io
Understand users with Lookback
2 min read · From 2015 · Remove the guesswork. Easily capture your users' experiences and make your product better. · Shared by 211, including Dominik Grolimund, Kim Lawless, blinch, Patrik Breitenmoser, Linus Basig, Jacob Jarnvall, Mark Kaigwa, Philipp Laurim, Tatjana Nebel, Courtney Bolton ★, uri0x.eth, Eckart Burgwedel, Ivan Degtyarenko, Jay West, Davo ⚡, Inurfacesuka Дедечка, Matthias Lampe, vedi.eth {313}, Victor Tolosa, Bernhard Huessy
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Never Ask What They Want — 3 Better Questions to Ask in User Interviews — User Research
7 min read · From 2014 · Wouldn’t it be so easy if users just told you want they wanted? Nope. · Shared by 243, including Mark Pitman, mar, Tom Howard ✈️ NYC, Fabricio Teixeira, Niklaus Gerber, Remo Uherek, Andreas Von Gunten, Thomas Pleil, Bertrand Maltaverne, blinch, Philip Stehlik, Christian P. Stobbe, Antonio García, Dominik Grolimund, almagentia369, Thomas Telandro, Dez S. Papp, Mark Kaigwa, 𝐦𝐫𝐯𝐧 , Andreas Spiegler
Nielsen Norman Group
When to Use Which User-Experience Research Methods
10 min read · From 2016 · 20 user-research methods: where they fit in the design process, whether they are attitudinal or behavioral, qualitative or quantitative, and their context of use. · Shared by 342, including Philippe Gauvin, James Young, Bertrand Maltaverne, Chris Calo, Steve Portigal 🇨🇦🇺🇸, designshard, Dominik Grolimund, Mark Pitman, David Butler, Cameron Yick, René Clausen Nielsen, Courtney Bolton ★, John Cutler, AJ Ghergich, Mohamed Azazy, Tim Herbig, Mark Kaigwa, sascha aßbach, Christian P. Stobbe, Thomas Power
UX Planet
A Beginner’s Guide To User Journey Mapping
4 min read · From 2019 · ‘How do people actually use our product?’ is a fundamental question that every product creator must answer. In order to answer this… · Shared by 41, including Marin Lorant, Mark Kaigwa, Thomas Pleil, Nick Babich, Tom Connor
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Better Questions for Better Design Feedback
From 2019 · You’ve presented your design to the project team. Now what? · Shared by 15, including Marin Lorant, Andy Budd, Oscar MacDonald
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Why You Are Asking the Wrong Customer Interview Questions
9 min read · From 2017 · I recently asked a woman what factors she considered when buying a new pair of jeans. She didn’t hesitate in her answer. She said, “Fit is my number one factor.” That seems reasonable. It’s hard to… · Shared by 36, including Nir Eyal, Andreia Costa 🇵🇹, Teresa Torres, christina r wodtke: the R is for radical focus, Dominic Huang, Marin Lorant, Philippe Gauvin
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The User Researcher’s Field Guide to Psychology
6 min read · From 2018 · Check the requirements for most user research jobs and you’ll see that they often ask for a background in psychology or behavioural… · Shared by 11, including Cam, Marin Lorant
Nielsen Norman Group
User Interviews: How, When, and Why to Conduct Them
~12 min read · From 2018 · User interviews have become a popular technique for getting user feedback, mainly because they are fast and easy. Use them to learn about users’ perceptions of your design, not about its usability. · Shared by 55, including Damien Van Achter, Stephanie A Kowalski, Quim, Oscar MacDonald, hiten.eth, Brain Traffic, Marin Lorant, Andreia Costa 🇵🇹, Ben Tossell, Tim Herbig
Nielsen Norman Group
From Research Goals to Usability-Testing Scenarios: A 7-Step Method
~12 min read · From 2017 · Developing goals for a usability study, deciding what to test, and crafting user scenarios can be challenging. This method makes the process straightforward. · Shared by 17, including Marin Lorant
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Just Enough Research by Erika Hall—An Event Apart Video
From 2015 · Every product, service, or interface we design in the safety and comfort of our workplaces has to survive and thrive in the real world. This means countless strangers… · Shared by 14, including Andreas Bossard, Jay West, Marin Lorant
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Research Questions Are Not Interview Questions
6 min read · From 2019 · (You can’t just ask people what you want to know. Sorry.) · Shared by 77, including Ethan Anderson, Stef Walter, James Young, Tim Herbig, Ian Lurie 🇺🇦, Patrick Sanwikarja, Esther Schindler, Kat, Andy Budd, Dana Chisnell 💪🏼💻🗳🇺🇸, Andreia Costa 🇵🇹, laugri, Marin Lorant, Brain Traffic, zeldman
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The 9 Rules of Design Research
10 min read · From 2018 · Lately, I’ve noticed a lot more ambient enthusiasm for research among both early stage start-ups and established organizations. Businesses… · Shared by 161, including Teresa Torres, Amy Jo Kim, Mohamed Azazy, Mark Kaigwa, Andreia Costa 🇵🇹, Christian P. Stobbe, von Moerenburgh, Michelle Boisson, designshard, Claus Heller 🇺🇦, Cam, Marin Lorant, Oleg Baskov, Jeeva Vijay Prasath, Lluís Codina, Tom Connor, Albina Cholak
Nielsen Norman Group
Task Scenarios for Usability Testing
7 min read · From 2016 · Guidelines for usability test tasks: engage participants by writing task scenarios that are realistic, encourage an action, and don't give away how the interface should be used. · Shared by 14, including Marin Lorant
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First Rule of Usability? Don't Listen to Users
6 min read · From 2017 · For good UX, watch what users do, not what they say. Self-reported claims and speculations about future behavior are unreliable. Users do not know what they want. · Shared by 20, including Marin Lorant, Marcus Kuhn, Stefan Weber
