Design | Experience
Measuring UX is an essential and must-have stage in your design process that with a reasonable effort, can give you an objective assessment of your product in a matter of days. UX benchmarking, scoring, and analyzing the results help to eliminate non-objective evaluation and human biases. In addition, this method transforms your “project” into a “product”.
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How to choose right UX research methods
Selecting the best UX research method depends on the situation and the goal of your research.
Two key criteria help guide this choice:
✅ Situation vs. Solution
✅ Qualitative vs. Quantitative
📕 Situation vs solution
This criterion distinguishes whether you are exploring a problem space or evaluating a solution.
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If your design doesn’t change the user behavior, you’re doing it wrong. UX design is all about convincing users to make decisions and change behaviors.
Showing up daily for a lesson, buying a product, subscribing to a service, playing a game, improving health, and managing finances are all examples of how we want to persuade users to do something.
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A Practical Guide
UX strategy is the process of planning and orchestrating the user experience of a product or service. It’s about making sure that all the different aspects of the user experience—from research and discovery, to design and testing—are working together towards a common goal.
While UX design is the process behind creating delightful, user-friendly products, UX strategy is … Read the rest
Understanding your customer experience is the key to improving it, and the best way to find out what customers do, think, and feel while interacting with your company is by creating a customer journey map. This visual representation shows how a customer uses your product or service, or the decision-making process that turns a potential user into a customer.
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Whether it’s for analytical, operational or strategic purposes, being able to interpret the right information at a glance is pivotal for teams and departments of all sizes. When designing a data dashboard for your own enterprise product, your team needs to be very intentional about what data points get showcased. Make no mistake, data dashboard UX is tricky, but hopefully … Read the rest
The regret minimization framework is a decision-making tool that encourages individuals to project themselves into the future, typically to an older age (like 80), and then consider which choices they would regret the least.
This framework, popularized by Jeff Bezos, helps individuals make choices by focusing on minimizing future emotional pain and potential regrets rather than solely focusing on maximizing … Read the rest
Take a look at this compilation of 50 healthcare UI examples.
Designing a seamless and efficient experience for healthcare users requires an acute understanding of the target users, i.e., providers, caregivers, and/or patients in their everyday environment, while upholding standardized legal regulations such as HIPAA and HITECH, even recent ones such as EU AI Act and the proposed interest of … Read the rest
This article is meant to prompt ideas if you want to extend functionality or extensibility in your SAAS product.
Sometimes the nuances of the view (aka screen) is a tough cookie to crack. Not only is it hard to nail the perfect view for a persona, but there’s also a timeliness and personal preferences to take into … Read the rest