In UX (User Experience) research, it’s a common pitfall to directly ask participants what features they want or believe are missing in a product. I still see this being discussed…
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Earlier I wrote an article on the difference between product UX research and game user research. Besides questions about this, I also received many about the difference between ux research...
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Introduction The world of SaaS and gaming might seem like they occupy different ends of the digital spectrum. While SaaS products focus on offering tools for business efficiency, games center…
UX Research for Products vs. Games: A Comparative Exploration In the realm of user experience (UX), understanding the user is paramount. Whether it’s for a product like a SaaS platform…
In the evolving landscape of user experience (UX) research, the blend of usability testing and gamification has emerged as a potent technique: Usability testing gamification. Traditional usability testing provides invaluable…
I recently read a post on Linkedin that spoke about just sending out surveys instead of performing user interviews because they take up a lot of time and cost a…
Recently I attended the UX Insights Festival and Sarah Mpapuulu hosted a talk about the role of user participation in UX Research. Something I have also written about before when...
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As part of my recent post about sharing my UXR templates, one of those templates is called the Gap Analysis template. I’ve noticed that for many UXR’s and UX Designers,…
Card sorting is a method often used in UX Research to understand how users think and how they organise large amounts of information. Simply put, the user receives a set...
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Card sorting is a UX Research method to understand how users think and how they organise large amounts of information. Simply put, the user receives a set of cards and...
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