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In CPR, our approach to UX Research is methodical and user-centric. 🔧 How CPR Can Transform Your Products: - Deep User Insights: Gain a profound understanding of user behaviors, needs, and pain points. - Informed Decisions: Make evidence-based design and business decisions that align with user expectations. - Problem Identification: Detect and address usability issues early, reducing costly fixes later in the development process. - Enhanced User Satisfaction: Create products that delight users, leading to increased loyalty and engagement. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/d7nST7um #UX #UserExperience #UXR #UserExperienceResearch #CPR #UserTesting

Your users know best - if you’re asking the right ones. When collecting user feedback, it's easy to fall into common traps, such as relying on feedback from insiders, UX experts, or even synthetic models. Each brings inherent biases that can skew your understanding of real user experiences. To get more reliable data, focus on feedback from neutral, everyday users who interact with your product naturally. Here's how to do it right! https://lnkd.in/eP-JQvjg #UserFeedback #UX #CustomerResearch #CustomerInsights

As UX researchers, we are always taught that empathy is a principle in human-centred design. But what about situations where emotions impact users' rational behaviour? In September 2023, Tiziana d’Agostino discussed the psychological principles used in human-centred design to tackle these issues. To catch a replay of this free event, click here: https://lnkd.in/gvkBEEmV #UX #UXRS #FlashbackFriday #UserExperience

As UX researchers, we are always taught that empathy is a principle in human-centred design. But what about situations where emotions impact users' rational behaviour? In September 2023, Tiziana d’Agostino discussed the psychological principles used in human-centred design to tackle these issues. To catch a replay of this free event, click here: https://lnkd.in/g-nTmBck #UX #UXRS #FlashbackFriday #UserExperience

What Usability Tests Avoid...1 I've been reminding dejected UXers recently that even when UX is undermined, usurped, research is avoided or cut short, Usability Testing is always there to catch the problems, show that research was essential and prove the issues to the decision makers before it goes live. But what happens if you don't usability test? Well there's nothing better than visual examples of what goes wrong when you don't or can't (Figma) usability test, so I thought I'd do a short series of "What Usability Tests Avoid" #UsabilityTesting #ux #seanmcsharry #uxsanctuary

Have you ever wondered why some coffee shops draw you in while others leave you cold? The answer lies in User Experience (UX), the art of designing enjoyable and effective interactions. Let’s explore how the elements of a coffee shop can teach us valuable lessons about UX! #UX #Interaction #CustomerExperience

16 UX Research Methods You Should Know! 🎯 Unlock the power of UX research by exploring the most common quantitative and qualitative methods. Whether you're new to user research or refining your skills, this guide has got you covered! 📖 Check out the research methods here: https://lnkd.in/dX-DF6Wx What’s your go-to UX research method? Let’s discuss in the comments! 🚀 #uxdesign #ux #productdesign #userresearch

UX research activities at each stage of the design thinking process 👇 🔶 You can choose any method at any product life-cycle stage based on your professional judgment. This list is not set in stone. 🔶 You might believe some of these activities are not research-related. There's no right or wrong answer. Keep applying what you think is right to your work. ❓ What's missing from this list? #ux #uxui #uxdesign #uxresearch #userexperience #userexperiencedesign

🔍 I recently stumbled upon a great visual reminder that user research is a part of every stage in the design thinking process, showing how integral it is to our work as UX designers. One of my favorite parts of the process is organizing knowledge and creating information architecture through activities like card sorting and mind mapping. 🗂️🧠 It feels like solving a complex Sudoku puzzle, where each piece clicks into place to form a clear and user-friendly structure. These tasks not only help me better understand user needs but also ensure that the final product is intuitive and engaging. Do you have a favorite stage in the design thinking process? I'd love to hear about it! #UXDesign #UserResearch #DesignThinking #InformationArchitecture #CardSorting #MindMapping #UXLife

UX research is always fascinating..