A review of Improving the User Experience Through Practical Data Analytics by Mike Fritz and Paul D. Berger, which offers data analysis lessons in bite-size chunks.
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Listening to the customer and incorporating what you learn into your design process can help fill knowledge gaps and improve your product.
By following a few simple guidelines, you can create surveys that are more usable for your participants and will generate more useful data for you.
By connecting standard UX metrics such as NPS to product, enterprise, and financial metrics, UX professionals can make a precise and defensible case for their work.
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How remote friendly companies can attract top UX talent by breaking location barriers and increasing productivity and work/life balance.
Through Mechanical Turk, user experience researchers can conduct quick, scalable, and budget-friendly studies, while testing a product’s accessibility and suitability for international audiences.
Take a trip through different VR effects and how the combination of the technical platform and photography create them.
Building a UX team is a journey, not a destination. You need a strong vision, a capability blueprint, training, and team-building for success.
Choosing what UX design method to use for a project can be difficult. Developing better tools based on empirical data can help make that decision easier.