As UX professionals, we’re always striving to truly understand the people we’re designing for. During the pandemic, when all we could do was remote user testing, interviews and surveys (if we were lucky, we used dscout to run diary studies to get some badly needed user-recorded context) , our understanding […]
Many UX professionals (myself included), rightfully, feel threatened by AI’s ubiquity. It is uncanny how long it has come in an extremely short time right before our eyes. I remember hearing about it at the Computer Science department where I used to teach, and I dismissively thought this was just
What is Inclusive User Experience? As the name suggests, users (people, site visitors, clients, customers, etc) feel that they personally are considered and welcome in that space, be it digital or physical. One example is the Humans come in all shapes and sizes, abilities, preferences, cultures, past experiences, identities, and
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The bane of any UX researcher’s work is finding participants to get relevant information. Well, in some B2C contexts it may not be so difficult, as long as you make sure your participants are indeed the ones you want to talk to – more on screening willing people as often
