01/06/2018
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This, all of it! (With a special UX reference to No.1, 2 and 3) Sample chapter! How to successfully get started in qualitative research & plan & design your project + 10 fundamentals for beginners https://t.co/NXqZTuvdO6 #phdchat #phdadvice #phdforum #phdlife … Continue reading
30/05/2018
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https://www.guerillagirl.de/2017/10/29/stop-treating-usability-tests-as-a-substitute-for-explorative-user-research/
10/02/2018
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Perfect for your field research, interviews, observations and shadowing: Once more for the weekend crew: top tips for iPhone filming, on a wallet-sized card. Made for BBC staff, but you can save this too. #mojo pic.twitter.com/9DIkS6ndBj — marc blank-settle (@MarcSettle) … Continue reading
29/10/2017
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Usability tests / evaluating systems are task-based whereas user research is rather explorative – while researching we are exploring the goals, needs and also fears of the people who will use something and gain knowledge about them which will inform … Continue reading
12/09/2017
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So true. “We’re a data-driven organization” No, be a data-informed organization. Well-informed people, not data, should be making your decisions. — Luke Wroblewski (@lukew) 8. September 2017
29/08/2017
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[slideshare id=79177987&doc=surveydesign-170826172418] Thanks Olga for an awesome workshop last Friday! An impression of how much fun it was can be found below! Forming groups @ Ladies that ux berlin Workshop #ltuxber Ein Beitrag geteilt von Stefanie (@guerillagirl_) am 25. Aug … Continue reading
29/08/2017
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Erika Hall, author of the book “Just enough research” has taken a more effective approach she calls team-based research. She says her goal is to shift the focus away from a more academic way of thinking. „Researchers, as humans, will … Continue reading
27/08/2017
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“Everything that can be counted does not necessarily count; everything that counts cannot necessarily be counted.” (Albert Einstein)
05/07/2017
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“Teams often start with the metrics that come out of the box. Tools like Google Analytics come with metrics that have important sounding names, like Unique Visitors, Bounce Rate, and Time on Page. However, most teams quickly realize these metrics … Continue reading
04/07/2017
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Yes, the recruitment process of participants is important. Treat the recruitment process as part of research – what are the users like, where do they holiday, why did you pick them? #UserResearchLDN pic.twitter.com/i9qGbcAt8f — User Research London (@UserResearchLDN) 16. Juni … Continue reading
07/04/2017
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Confirmation bias describes the tendency that we as humans seek out, favor and pay more attention to those information that confirms our pre-made assumptions and beliefs and we selectively ignore information that disconfirms our beliefs. When people would like something … Continue reading
04/04/2017
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Demand characteristics are one of the so called experimenter effects in behavioral research. They describe the tendency of interview /usability test participants to give you (as the experimenter) what you want based on what the participants think what you might … Continue reading
10/11/2015
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Im Designprozess kannst du verschiedene Methoden bzw. einen Methodenmix nutzen, um das Produkt, die Webseite oder die App „besser“ im Sinne von „user centered“ zu gestalten – sprich: du bekommt wertvolle Einblicke in die Welt der Nutzer. Im UX Design … Continue reading
21/12/2010
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„There has been increasing interest in our professional community around the research that informs our designs. Traditional user research may shed light on superficial complaints or wish-list items, but we want to talk more about how we can uncover opportunities … Continue reading
28/10/2010
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“Personas are a Design Tool” Etwas älter – aber nicht veraltet – Slides von Liz Bacon. Death To Personas! Long Live Personas! View more presentations from Elizabeth Bacon.
17/10/2010
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Eine wirklich tolle, nützliche Sammlung von Arbeitsweisen, die helfen soll, designbezogene Probleme/Aufgaben zu lösen, stellt der Designmethoden Finder bereit. Die Infos sind modular aufgebaut, so das man sich schrittweise tiefer in die einzelnen Methoden einarbeiten kann. Es werden passende Methodenvorschläge … Continue reading
02/09/2010
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Super Artikel über Cognitive Walkthroughs auf Userfocus. Cognitive Walkthroughs sind eine bekannte Methode, um Interaktionsprobleme in einem frühen Stadium des Designprozesses eines Interfaces herauszufinden. “The cognitive walkthrough is a formalised way of imagining people’s thoughts and actions when they use … Continue reading
30/04/2010
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DIY User Research & Design Research For Everyday Projects Zwei Präsentationen von Leisa Reichelt, die wirklich sehr informativ sind, wie ich finde :) Zur User-Research…Wie betreibt ihr das so? Gar nicht? Wenn’s passt: Familie/Freunde/Kollegen? Event.- falls vorhanden – Guerilla-mässig bei … Continue reading
07/03/2010
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oder….welchen Nutzer hättens’ denn gern? ;) Oft leider unterschätzt und ignoriert – für UI Designer und Informationsarchitekten allerdings oft sehr essentiell wenn es darum geht, eine Seite entweder komplett neu zu erstellen, oder ein Auftrag für ein Re-Design ansteht. Die … Continue reading
07/02/2009
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Silverback ist ein low-budget Usability Testing Tool, d.h. es testet die Benutzerfreundlichkeit einer Webseite, indem es die Mausaktivitäten und Augenbewegungen sowie die spachlichen Aussagen des Benutzers in Echtzeit mit der integrierten iSight Kamera aufzeichnet, und den fertigen Film als .mov abspeichert – sodass man diesen hinterher auswerten kann. Continue reading