Asia is experiencing a user research boom, with the number of professionals growing rapidly. However, remote research as a practice is still not widely accepted across all Asian countries, due in part to low awareness of tools available. To become successful, remote research platforms need to adapt to the diversity of potential recruits in Asia…
Remote Usability Testing includes virtual techniques and digital UX methods used to gather user data in real time to make design decisions. This book provides detailed steps and considerations to gather user data, analyze that data, and translate those findings into design decisions.
Methodical user research following best practices yields good results, but are they “reliable” or “valid”? Here’s how we apply social science concepts to UX research.
Research in a box, a kit mailed to participants, is cost-effective remote UX research methodology allowing Walgreens to collect feedback from geographically distributed team members.
As UX professionals we need to serve as gatekeepers to properly handle ethical challenges when using videos of users’ participation within large sample new research tools.
While some believe that Agile, UX practices, and remote work are an impossible combination, they may be compatible, if managed thoughtfully.
With the right strategies and tools, distributed design teams can maintain effective communication and creative collaboration.
Remote mobile usability testing has its challenges. Understanding the basic requirements for the tools used to conduct these tests will help you select the best one for your studies.
A review of Beyond the Usability Lab: Conducting Large-Scale Online User Experience Studies by Bill Albert, Tom Tullis, Donna Tedesco.
This book is well-structured for practitioners of remote usability testing.
Although not useful in all circumstances, unmoderated remote tests can compensate for a lack of direct observation and interaction.