We are playing with the Acrobat indexing function as that seems like a
good candidate for us -- it doesn't require anyone to write in a
specific format or really do anything special, but it does make it
seem vaguely possible that you could find a needle in a haystack.
Thanks!
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I've long been of the opinion that part of our UX infrastructure
should be a usability/UX/design database where we can track the
results of all types of user research/design critiques, field data,
and other types of data. The data can then be cataloged in many ways
and allow UX and others to:
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This is a GREAT question and something we have struggled with, too...
We don't have the answer yet, but one interesting tool we've
discovered is the indexing function in Acrobat. I don't have the
details at hand at the moment, but basically you can index multiple
PDF files and make them easily sear
I am working in an organization that is focused on doing quick,
lightweight usability research, especially once the work has a good
foundation: bringing a design into a coffee shop, for example,
running 5 quick (15 minute) studies, making changes, showing 3 more
people the next day, etc.
In this m
