Hi everyone,
I'm looking to take our UX team on a few field trips this year
in Northeast Ohio to visit other organization's UX teams and share
methods, deliverables and anything else related to UX in a half day
session. I'm aware of UX Show and Tell which is a tremendous
resource and might also
Putting ideas on paper might seem like a waste to a stakeholder. But
the one point to get across is that you're less likely to self edit
and clean up your ideas while sketching. Pen and paper allows you
the ability to throw out ideas quickly and not necessarily worry
about the final deliverable
Looks like sortfolio is just lining clients up with vendors and taking
a hands free approach. From their about page:
Does Sortfolio make any guarantees?
Any web design firm is free to place their ad on Sortfolio, but
Sortfolio doesn't review the ads, censor the ads (unless they are
offensive), or
I grab some time with the stakeholder at the beginning to get a sense
of the context of the goal. Who the users might be, what they need
to accomplish, what they don%u2019t need to do, etc. are the main
points to get down. They may not have all the answers but it%u2019s
a start.
I also turn
Hi Kevin,
We do an extensive amount of remote usability testing at EY on our
applications. From a technical point of view, we are a Notes shop so we use
Sametime Meeting to view the screens and capture the test with Camtasia. In
your case, if you have a video feed as well you'll be able to
I agree with Todd's criteria for evaluating usability. We have the
same criteria plus we branch out learnability into memorability. In
other words, can someone come into an application, start using it,
walk away for a week or two and then come back in and interact
without having to relearn
Hi everyone,
Our User Experience team at work is looking to begin Emotive or Emotional
response testing on our internal web applications in the near future. We're
starting to do some research on the topic to build out our methodology
around this type of testing. So, does anyone have pointers on
