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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...
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...
Summary: Inspired by a data viz from Uber’s Design Team, this article explains a simple 4-purpose framework for choosing the right chart based on what you want your audience to understand. The goal is to make chart selection feel more inten...
Summary: LLMs can remove much of the software and data-prep friction involved in running an ANOVA, but they don’t remove the need to understand statistics. The actual calculations can be executed using deterministic code, often Python, whil...
Summary: LLMs have made straightforward statistical analysis far more accessible by allowing UX researchers to clean data, run tests, and interpret results without mastering traditional statistical software tools. But us researchers still n...
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