Research Analysis & Feedback Management Exercises
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User research
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User testing
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Wireframes make the design process iterative
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User interviews
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Ranked feeds
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Analyzing quantitative data
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Setting up a user research repository
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Parts of a research report
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Identify user emotions and attitudes
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Annotations are for everyone
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Questions when analyzing qualitative data
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Presenting the study overview
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Questions when analyzing quantitative data
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Use a collaborative, flexible approach
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Step 1: Research and ideate
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Attitudinal data
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Politely ask for feedback
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Research objectives
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Research
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Qualitative analysis mistakes to watch for
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When to use an affinity diagram
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Group similar pieces of data
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Benefits of prototyping
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Conveying key insights
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Synthesize your findings
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Analyzing qualitative data
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Purpose of reporting
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Contradictory results
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Affinity diagrams
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Create surveys
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Think about analysis early
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Request a reason for canceling
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Setting priorities and objectives
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SWOT analysis
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Behavioral data
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Why analyzing data is important
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Evaluation and iteration
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Conveying recommendations
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Presenting research in a slideshow
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Make recommendations
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Measure user engagement with heatmaps
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Structuring by research themes
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Discuss data clusters
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SWOT analysis
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Purpose of an affinity diagramming
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Analysis in the discovery phase
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Organize as you go
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How to use affinity diagrams
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Required data
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