From the course: Performing User Experience Audits

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Learn to prioritize findings to implement

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From the course: Performing User Experience Audits

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Learn to prioritize findings to implement

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Let's discuss how you can prioritize your UX audit findings. Deciding which finding to implement first can be quite challenging, but luckily there is a straightforward method to help you out when it comes to prioritization. Effort versus Value matrix is one of the most valuable tools for prioritizing UX audit findings. This matrix helps you assess each recommendation you give based on two key factors. The effort required to implement the change and the value it delivers to users and your business. Effort refers to how difficult or time-consuming it is to make the recommended change. The effort can be either high, medium, or low, and is usually shown on a horizontal axis of the matrix. Usually, you can base your effort on factors such as development time, resources needed, and complexity of the user interface changes. Next, we have value, and it represents the impact the change will have on improving the user experience or achieving business goals. The value can also be either high…

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