Research Exercises
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User testing
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Search system
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What are usability heuristics?
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Qualitative vs. quantitative
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Aesthetic and minimalist design
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Visibility of system status
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Analyzing quantitative data
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Attitudinal vs. behavioral
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User control and freedom
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Product opportunity questions
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Help and documentation
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Debriefing users
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What is the goal?
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Putting it all together to pick a method
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Flexibility and efficiency of use
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Error prevention
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Questions when analyzing qualitative data
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Help users recognize, diagnose, and recover from errors
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Researching needs
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Researching usability
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Researching wants
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Prepare your research questions
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Analyze card sorting data
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Recognition rather than recall
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Project phase
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Topic-specific questions
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Consistency and standards
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Presenting the study overview
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Parts of a research report
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Questions when analyzing quantitative data
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Figuring out the right questions to ask
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Types of qualitative data analysis
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Start with broad themes
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What is a service blueprint
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Generate prototype scripts
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Question order bias
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Attitudinal data
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Product reaction questions
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Define key UX metrics
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Ask about specific moments
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Don’t make decisions
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User introduction questions
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Providing incentives
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Planning a debriefing session
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Create user flows
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Research objectives
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Using a whiteboard for debriefing
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Assumption mapping
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Match between system and the real world
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