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- What methods would you use to try to understand users needs of the site?
- When gathering data for UX research which of the following factors is the most important to consider?
- Is usability testing the same as beta testing?
- Why do user research?
What methods would you use to try to understand users needs of the site?
Traditional UX Research #
User interviews and contextual inquiries, focus groups, and surveys are commonly used research techniques to understand actual users, along with their needs, expectations, and goals.
When gathering data for UX research which of the following factors is the most important to consider?
To do UX research well, you must take a structured approach when you gather data from your users. It's vital to use methods that 1) are right for the purpose of your research and 2) will give you the clearest information. Then, you can interpret your findings so you can build valuable insights into your design.
Is usability testing the same as beta testing?
Usability testing shows you if a concept is usable, while beta testing shows you if/how people will actually use the live product. The biggest difference is that beta testing comes in when the product is actually live, rather than concept or prototype.
Why do user research?
User research provides an essential foundation for design strategy. It helps you to create an optimal product for users. Most importantly, you'll have the data to back your strategy and design decisions. User research also helps you to identify early adopters who would use your product.
