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Category: Discovery, Research, and Testing

October 17, 2006 Discovery, Research, and Testing

Metrics for Heuristics: Quantifying User Experience (Part 2 of 2)

Posted by Andrea Wiggins

In part one of “Metrics for Heuristics,” Andrea Wiggins discussed how designers can use Rubinoff’s user experience audit to determine metrics for measuring brand. In part two, Wiggins examines how web analytics can quantify usability, content, and navigation.

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October 2, 2006 Discovery, Research, and Testing

Metrics for Heuristics: Quantifying User Experience (Part 1 of 2)

Posted by Andrea Wiggins

Web analytics typically provide intelligence for executives and marketers, but the real value comes from evaluating the online experience. Andrea Wiggins shows how designers can use analytics to quantify the user experience.

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May 2, 2005 Discovery, Research, and Testing / Learning From Others / Workplace and Career

Interview: Steve Krug

Posted by B&A Staff

In April 2004, Boxes and Arrows sent a set of questions to Steve Krug for an interview to be published in the June edition. What we didn’t know at the time was that Steve is a notoriously slow and methodical writer. Eleven months later, to our great delight, this interview turned up. Thanks Steve!

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January 25, 2005 Discovery, Research, and Testing / User Centered

Uncovering Users In Your Own Organization

Posted by Lynn Rampoldi-Hnilo

Buying new clothes and looking at current fashions is usually much more interesting and exciting than digging through one’s closet or laundry hamper. However, there is a lot one can learn by stopping and taking a minute to examine one’s own clothes…

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January 25, 2005 Discovery, Research, and Testing / Foundational Thinking / Process and Methods

Investing in Usability: Testing versus Training

Posted by John S. Rhodes

Assume that you are in charge of a development project and you have about $10,000 to spend on usability. What is the best way to use the money? What is the right thing to do for the organization? What will be best for customers?

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