Take a lesson from good salespeople. To get the sale, you eventually have to ask for the sale. What about your product? Is it taking every (appropriate) opportunity to ask for the sale?
Why Is It So Hard to Make An Old Site Accessible?
Navigate the Unique Challenges of Unmoderated Quantitative Studies
What do you do when you run a study and you don’t know what the results mean?
I saw it happen and the experience stuck with me.
A long time ago, I worked with a team that wanted to test a new site navigation prototype. Could users find what they where asked to find? Because they wanted to ensure ‘statistical significance’, they tested with hundreds of users, so qualitative input was out of the question.
Can A/B Testing Replace the Need for UX Design?
The Art of Delivering Design
8 Tips for Gaining Speed and Quality in UI Design
Four Years, Four UX Career Gains
Get the Real Story: Adding Diary Studies to Your UX Research Tool Belt
Navigating the Emotional Waters of Design
When “the feels” become a factor, where do software teams even start? Visual design and copy decisions can throw subjective obstacles into otherwise linear design process. Because humans see color, shape, imagery, and words through personal and cultural filters, two intelligent people can disagree on creative aspects and they can both be right.