Articles tagged ‘user research’
Traditional research methods are by no means dead, as data analytics and attitudinal continue to be a favorite. However, in the last couple of years, a different method has come to surface, making product creators reassess how they evaluate their product’s use and success. This method is known as behavioral research. What is Behavioral Research?… continue reading
Measuring the success of your optimisation efforts is essential to keep improving progressively. But how do you measure your efforts of optimising the usability? With the help of the System Usability Scale (SUS). In this post I would like to share my personal experience. As you might know, I work as a UX Designer for… continue reading
A good concept comes from a good idea. But how do you actually create a concept from your initial idea? It sounds daunting at first, it truly does, because where would you start? To ease your pain, I have created a guideline that should help you through the process, both in theory as in practice.… continue reading
I’m a big advocate of story telling. I think it dates back to when I was a kid – enjoying watching Disney films of old up to, and including, the rise of animation in the 90’s all the way through to the rendered computer animation craft of Pixar. We can learn a lot from stories… continue reading
Did you know that personas predate user experience and usability? They were a concept first derived by Alan Cooper in his book ‘The Inmates are Running the Asylum’. However, it was Angus Jenkinson, a marketing director, who developed the concept for usability purposes and … continue reading
