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Category: Discovery, Research, and Testing

April 27, 2020 Case Studies / Discovery, Research, and Testing / Process and Methods

Taking Research out of the Lab

Posted by Gerry Duffy

To date, usability testing has been largely confined to usability labs. This ensures a controlled environment where users can interact with products or designs and researchers can field questions. The downside of this is not being able to get the

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April 20, 2020 Design Principles / Discovery, Research, and Testing / Process and Methods

Focus on Usage Maturity: Part II

Posted by Alesha Arp

Meet Users Where They Are, Draw Them Deeper In If we want users to remain our users, we ought to entice them deeper into our design ecosystem. Attempts to extend or expand users’ usage, frequently results in designs complicated by

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July 16, 2019 Case Studies / Discovery, Research, and Testing

Don’t Send Personal Messages Through LinkedIn (Unless You Want People to Hate You)

Posted by Marcin Lella

Looking through my parents’ storage boxes, I found letters that my mother and father sent one another prior to my existence. This unfathomable world was decades away from mobile phones, public internet connectivity, and social networking. Along with explanations of

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May 21, 2019 Discovery, Research, and Testing

The Lessons Learned Running User Research Interviews

Posted by Luke Frake

In the world of user research, no idea is a bad idea. If you have an idea for a great piece of research, act on it. In fact, your first epiphany is the seed from which all great things will

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May 7, 2019 Discovery, Research, and Testing

No! We’re Not All Just the Same

Posted by Kayla Block

In May and November of 2018, I traveled to Norway to do user research. I don’t have any depth of experience with Norwegian culture. What follows is my outsider’s view and interpretation. I doubt it’s the whole story. I tried

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