Tree Testing: Fast, Iterative Evaluation of Menu Labels and Categories (18min) https://www.nngroup.com/articles/tree-testing/
You should use tree testing (and not card sorting) when you want to improve your navigation and evaluate how people and where people expect to find different items.
#TreeTesting #UXMethod

How to Conduct a Heuristic Evaluation: https://www.nngroup.com/articles/how-to-conduct-a-heuristic-evaluation/
Always a good reminder, how to review your product for usability issues using some evaluation template
#UXMethod #UXResearch #HeuristicEvaluation

Sneak a Peek Behind the Scenes with Contextual Inquiry: https://dscout.com/people-nerds/behind-scenes-contextual-inquiry
If want to gently stalk your users, here is how (joke aside it’s a very interesting method if you work on tools that will be used by employees, for example) by Nikki Anderson-Stanier
#UXMethod #ContextrualInquiry #UXResearch

How to Conduct An Effective Card Sort: https://dscout.com/people-nerds/card-sorting
A guide on how to choose the right type of card sorting method, and how to prepare, moderate and analyze a card sorting session, by Nikki Anderson-Stanier
#UXMethod #CardSorting

Like all who use the discount usability engineering #uxmethod, I can facilitate a remote usability session n=5 times to identify 80% of the major #usability issues.

I had a job where I did that so often that n>150. I tagged all observations in Reframer, including about things outside the scope of our current study.

Whenever the #ProductOwner moved in new directions, I could slice and dice the prev. tagged data to uncover a starting point for new research hypotheses.

Good times. #UR #UxDesign

Like all who use the discount usability engineering #uxmethod, I can facilitate a remote usability session n=5 times to identify 80% of the major #usability issues.

I had a job where I did that so often that n>150. I tagged all observations in Reframer, including about things outside the scope of our current study.

Whenever the #ProductOwner moved in new directions, I could slice and dice the prev. tagged data to uncover a starting point for new research hypotheses.

Good times. #UR #UxDesign

🔖 User Task Canvas

Downloadable & Printable set of cards to help you with collecting your users' tasks, and better understand their activities.

#userresearch #uxmethod #ux #userexperience

https://www.creativejuiz.fr/blog/en/resources-tools/user-task-canvas-collect-users-activities-tasks-needs