Research Methods Exercises
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How to approach user research
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UX research plan
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Lean UX research methodology
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When will research be conducted?
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Empathy in user research
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Assumptions in lean UX research
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Research strategy for a new product
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Heuristic evaluation
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SUS scores
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Reasons to invest in UX research
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What will you research?
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How many participants do you need?
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Research strategy for an existing product
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Web analytics
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Confirmation bias
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Tree testing
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Informed consent and permission
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Sunk cost fallacy
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Qualitative vs. quantitative
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Desirability studies
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What user research doesn’t do
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Value of a UX research strategy
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Usability benchmarking
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Consequences of not doing UX research
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Contextual inquiry
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Attitudinal vs. behavioral
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False consensus bias
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Card sorting
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Cultural probes & diary studies
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Represent findings accurately
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What is UX research?
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Competitor analysis
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Ethnography
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Disability etiquette
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In-depth interviews
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Surveys
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Product opportunity questions
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Primacy bias
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Identify user emotions and attitudes
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Content audits
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Implicit bias
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Build user personas
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What is the goal?
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Putting it all together to pick a method
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Recency bias
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Use affinity mapping
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Who is UX research for?
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A/B and multivariate testing
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Researching needs
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