e version of a large and
complex form for a government department here in Australia. I have
litle to zero chance of using this approach (and it might not work for
the form, anyway), but I wonder how much of the overall *idea and
feel* I can sneak in?
Maybe in some A/B... :)
Clever work!
Steve
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I have no evidence to support my claim, but I call marketing shenanigans.
SC
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this sort of research before, I just want to
make sure my mind and ideas are fresh. So I'm looking to you folk to
stoke me full of thoughts and methods you've used to do really good
expectations research.
What have you got for me?
TIA!
Steve C
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that need correcting.
I can't say whether they'll all make it past these concepts, but thus
far, in paper prototype tests, they have received some encouraging
feedback. The real test will be two weeks' time when we test them in
front of a group that is being open recruited.
Ho
;d do it Steve's way every time...
Pick your battles. Win the ones you can. Sometimes, writing a report
isn't one of them.
Steve C
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