Tagging: Research Method
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Practical tips in running your first diary study - pt.1
Running a diary study can be tough work. Here are a few tips to start you off on the right foot.
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Cognitive Mapping in User Research
@segibb’s thorough explanation applying the cognitive mapping method for user research.
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Shadowing & dogfooding… or how we research for Monzo’s internal product
@thea_aj lifts the lid on how Monzo researches for internal products.
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We need to stop talking about usability testing…
Christina Li of @melonxdesign waxes lyrical about asking the right questions and choosing the right research method.
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Business Origami: A Method For Service Design
Chenghan Ke shares some useful tips for conducting a Business Origami collabirtive research session.
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Business Origami
Rachel Jones gives an in-depth overview of the Business Origami research method.
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How to Do a UX Review
@mrjoe gives a great introduction to the expert review method in this 24 Ways article.
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Cognitive Walkthroughs
Brad Dalrymple gives an overview of the cognitive walkthrough method and shares a useful test spreadsheet template.
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How to Conduct a Cognitive Walkthrough
IXD Foundation overview of the cognitive walkthrough method.
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The 4 questions to ask in a cognitive walkthrough
Dr. David Travis outlines the 4 questions to ask during a cognitive walkthrough and gives some useful real-world relatable examples.
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Guerrilla Testing - What it is and when to use it
For some, guerrilla testing is a dirty word. Isn’t it about time we celebrated its strengths and use it when the time is right?
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Questions that I have found useful
Jordan Jackson’s inspired post with a huge list of incredibly useful research questions to use with specific research methods.
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Guerrilla Testing - Tips for better results
In my last post I described the merits of guerrilla testing compared with other research methods. In this follow up post I share some tips for getting better results.
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How to pick the right UX research method
Elisa Baliani shares her research cheat sheet for selecting the right research method and tips for better planning. Mixed methods FTW!