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fromMedium
9 hours ago

The zero-to-one research

Big companies separate them and mostly focus on evaluative research. While that works for them, it's not useful during the zero-to-one phase.
Growth hacking
#user-testing
UX design
fromMedium
2 weeks ago

I Joined 300 User Tests as a Testee- Trends, Mistakes, and Insights You Can't Google

Participating in user tests as a testee provides valuable insights for product designers.
UX design
fromuxplanet.org
2 weeks ago

I Joined 300 User Tests as a Testee Trends, Mistakes, and Insights You Can't Google

Engaging in user tests as a participant offers valuable insights and trends for product designers.
UX design
fromMedium
2 weeks ago

I Joined 300 User Tests as a Testee- Trends, Mistakes, and Insights You Can't Google

Participating in user tests as a testee provides valuable insights for product designers.
UX design
fromuxplanet.org
2 weeks ago

I Joined 300 User Tests as a Testee Trends, Mistakes, and Insights You Can't Google

Engaging in user tests as a participant offers valuable insights and trends for product designers.
more#user-testing
#methodology
more#methodology
#sampling-bias
more#sampling-bias
#user-experience
Mobile UX
fromMedium
2 months ago

Trusting UX, outdated leadership, empathy as a roadblock, UI micro-tips

Earning user trust is more important than simply building it, offering a competitive advantage in uncertain situations.
Mobile UX
fromLogRocket Blog
2 months ago

Open vs. closed vs. hybrid card sorting for UX research - LogRocket Blog

Card sorting helps align information architecture with users' mental models, improving UX design.
fromMedium
3 weeks ago
Artificial intelligence

Synthetic users: is there a place for "AI-generated users" in UX Research?

Mobile UX
fromMedium
2 months ago

Trusting UX, outdated leadership, empathy as a roadblock, UI micro-tips

Earning user trust is more important than simply building it, offering a competitive advantage in uncertain situations.
Mobile UX
fromLogRocket Blog
2 months ago

Open vs. closed vs. hybrid card sorting for UX research - LogRocket Blog

Card sorting helps align information architecture with users' mental models, improving UX design.
fromMedium
3 weeks ago
Artificial intelligence

Synthetic users: is there a place for "AI-generated users" in UX Research?

more#user-experience
UX design
fromMedium
3 weeks ago

Your company doesn't know what feedback is

Facing uncomfortable feedback can lead to growth, even when initial responses feel disheartening.
Mobile UX
fromLogRocket Blog
2 months ago

Eye tracking: A worthwhile investment or an unnecessary expense? - LogRocket Blog

Eye tracking technology has evolved from niche to accessible, enhancing UX research and interface design.
UX design
fromLogRocket Blog
2 months ago

UX user interviews: Tips, best practices, and resources - LogRocket Blog

User interviews are essential for gathering user insights that inform effective product design.
Design
fromMedium
4 months ago

What the F*** is Going on with Design Layoffs?

Design layoffs in 2025 point to a significant decline in value placed on UX/design roles amid economic downturn.
#double-diamond
UX design
fromLogRocket Blog
3 months ago

What is the Double Diamond design process? - LogRocket Blog

The Double Diamond design process guides teams from problem identification to solution delivery in a structured manner.
UX design
fromLogRocket Blog
3 months ago

What is the Double Diamond design process? - LogRocket Blog

The Double Diamond design process guides teams from problem identification to solution delivery in a structured manner.
more#double-diamond
UX design
fromMedium
7 months ago

Breaking into UX research: Non-traditional paths to success

Diverse backgrounds can lead to success in UX research by leveraging transferable skills.
fromSubstack
8 months ago

Gamifying UX Research Findings: A Journey with UX Research Bingo

"Traditional methods of sharing insights often fall into monotonous patterns, leading to disengaged audiences. Most stakeholders don't want to sit through a 60-minute PowerPoint presentation or read a 20-page report."
UX design
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