UX & Design Metrics Exercises
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Credibility
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Value-impact
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Saturation
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Usability
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Researching usability
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Attitudinal data
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Product reaction questions
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Common misconceptions about design thinking
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Impact/Effort Matrix
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Conveying key insights
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Analyze key findings
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Hick’s Law
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Behavioral data
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Jakob’s Law
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Fitt’s Law
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Miller’s Law
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CSS centimeters (cm)
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Aesthetic-usability effect
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Measuring the distance between layers
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Design satisfaction
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Compare sentiment metrics with behavior
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Define the metrics of success
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Similarity with size
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Deep delight
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Behavioral delight
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Set metrics
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Reflective delight
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Work on visual design
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Design system coverage
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Demonstrate attention to detail
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Evaluate directness
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Provide meaningful navigation
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Use the right traction metrics
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Surface/visceral delight
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Evoke the feeling of transparency
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CSS margin/padding property values
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Provide more efficient scanning
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Why cognitive load matters
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What is user delight?
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Evaluate success rate
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Measure the value, not actions
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Creating lasting delight
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Design quality
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Time spent on rework
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Projects percentage delivered within budget
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Key objectives of design audits
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Uxcel - learning UX/UI design
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The importance of systematic evaluation
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Business impact of design maintenance
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