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Summary: In-app, single-question, 1–5 rating pop-up surveys are often overused by PM-type folks because they are easy to launch and feel like a quick way to collect user feedback. This documentation post covers practical guardrails for usin...
A/B Test Sample Sizing
Summary: Proper A/B test sample sizing requires some strategic thought. It should come from the decision the team is trying to make, not from a generic rule of thumb. This article walks through the basic steps for calculating sample size in...
How Primary Nav Bars Should Work
Summary: This week’s article is based on official documentation that explains how primary navigation bars should work. This is all you’ll ever need to know about proper interaction design for primary navigation bars.
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A/B Test Strategies That Work
Summary: A/B testing can be useful, but only when the variations being tested are grounded in a clear user problem, a strong hypothesis, and a realistic understanding of what the test can prove. UX researchers should help teams shape better...
Stop Throwing Away Time-on-Task Data
Summary: Time-on-task with small samples is often misunderstood as not useful, but it can still produce meaningful behavioral evidence. This article explains why the median should usually be the default, how to report outliers honestly, and...
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