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Think Like a Researcher
Summary: One of the most useful habits researchers develop is being willing to change what we believe when we learn something new. I wish more UX designers approached their own assumptions, preferences, and past experiences the same way.
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The Data Behind the Rant
Summary: After last week’s short rant about UX job security, a few readers asked if there was any actual data to support what I was saying. This article is a brief look at the research I reviewed when I came to the conclusion that UXers are...
UX Job Security
Summary: UX might feel like an uncertain profession right now, but the amount of bad UX still being shipped gives me a reason to be optimistic.
Is it just me or does UX feel like an uncertain profession right now. I keep reading on...
Rethinking UX Metrics With SUPR-Q
Summary: If you use NPS, SUS, or any other standardized survey to measure user experience, consider switching to SUPR-Q. It gives you a broader picture of your users’ sentiments, provides more detailed reporting metrics, and better helps yo...
UX Has a Basics Problem
Summary: This rant argues that UXers need to know the fundamentals of interaction design and recognize when a decision is based on established logic rather than personal taste. When teams waste time debating basic UX conventions, they lose...
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