Posts about “usability testing”

10 Absentee UX Features on Top e-Commerce Sites

By: Paul Bryan July 26th, 2011 51 Comments

eCommerce sites may be missing a number of crucial opportunities to satisfy users and increase sales. Paul Bryan of Usography shares the findings of his recent study on online stores and explains how they’re missing the mark.

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10 Absentee UX Features on Top e-Commerce Sites

Creating Gesture Guidelines for Tablets, Part 2

By: Thomas Davies July 21st, 2011 9 Comments

As designers move into the realm of tablets, gesture-based controls lack consistency across platforms. Thomas Davies discusses his recent gesture study, and argues that standards are in order. Part two of two.

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Creating Gesture Guidelines for Tablets, Part 2

Picking the Right Tool for your Remote User Testing

By: Matt Milosavljevic September 14th, 2010 30 Comments

With an abundance of remote testing tools available, it’s not always easy to choose the right one(s). Here, author and web designer Matt Milosavljevic provides an overview of the types of tools available, common use cases, and potential pitfalls to look out for.

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Picking the Right Tool for your Remote User Testing

Overcoming the Obstacles of Usability Testing

By: Jacob Creech July 27th, 2010 20 Comments

Usability testing, though incredibly useful, is not without its own hitches. Author and self-described “usability geek” Jacob Creech walks through the most common issues and how to avoid them.

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Overcoming the Obstacles of Usability Testing

Complete Beginner’s Guide to Design Research

By: Andrew Maier June 1st, 2010 42 Comments

Research informs the process so that we explore more worthwhile, appropriate design solutions. In this article we’ll provide a jumping–off point, so that you can add research into your own projects.

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Complete Beginner’s Guide to Design Research

Usability Testing: Don’t Guess, Test.

By: Jacob Creech May 18th, 2010 24 Comments

Remember, just because nobody complains, it doesn’t mean all parachutes are perfect. The same goes for web design; usability testing is often overlooked by clients and designers alike, but the value that can be gained from it is immense.

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Usability Testing: Don’t Guess, Test.

Designing with Lenses

By: Bill Scott April 6th, 2010 19 Comments

UX designers frequently take a holistic approach to the websites they architect by considering many interrelated factors at the same time. In this post, author Bill Scott provides a worthy counterpoint; a form of reductivism by which we might distill more salient aspects of a user’s total experience.

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Designing with Lenses
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