The simplest way to get real user insights ✍️🤓userlook.co & recorder.userlook.co (free tool) ⚡️via @junetic #UX #UserResearch #Usability
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2 Jan 2019
All new UserLook 2.0—Effortlessly get actionable user insights with your team buff.ly/2Qcm0G5 #ux #ui #usability #userexperience #productmanagement #userresearch
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20 Sep 2019
Every other week I use @UserLookco to get quick user feedback, like first impressions on our product. Minimum time to set up, reasonably priced. Each time I request 4 sessions even if we are not looking for anything specific. Each time something interesting comes up.
UserLook retweeted
16 Jul 2019
In today's environment, smart teams conduct continuous user research. Set up costs are practically eliminated because every research study flows from the last one. Development costs are tiny, because it's part of the ongoing agile backlog.
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UserLook retweeted
19 Mar 2019
Have to say .@UserLookco did a great job! Really nice to see first impressions/comments from new users. A lot of improvements already implemented in our upcoming Calory app. Highly recommended if you want to hear first impressions of your product!
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27 Feb 2019
"What happens most as an outcome of user testing is that you get inspirational results." buff.ly/2rIWyOD
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UserLook retweeted
8 Feb 2019
(I used @UserLookco in the fall and was thrilled with the results. It’s super easy to work with them and their prices are crazy cheap compared to other usability services. I’m not affiliated with the company and don’t get a commission, just promoting something I find helpful.)
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6 Feb 2019
"The think aloud method is critical for getting inside the user’s head. It means asking the user to speak out loud everything they are thinking, so you can gain insight into the thought process behind the user’s actions." - @101babich buff.ly/2o8rtVH #UX #UI
4 Feb 2019
"When someone tries your product at home or in their work environment, they are in their safe-zone. They fully control and understand the decisions they make have no consequence or judgment." -@oneuxdesigner buff.ly/2CQ6pXS #UX #UI #userexperience #userresearch
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1 Feb 2019
"One person cannot scale to do research for the entire company so product designers really had to own their research." - @mona__yang buff.ly/2Sjv6WG #UX #UI #userexperience #userresearch #usability #prodmgmt
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30 Jan 2019
"There’s no substitute for observing your users with your product in their environment." - @mheathumbach buff.ly/2FrTMFs
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28 Jan 2019
"When it comes to usability testing, unmoderated tests give you a closer idea of how the product might perform “in the wild”" - @jerrycao_uxpin buff.ly/2CQ5iJj #productdesign #UX #UI #userexperience #userresearch #usability #prodmgmt
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25 Jan 2019
"To do better usability testing: 1) Make tests task not feature-based
2) Watch the videos in real time 3) Look beyond task completion" - @leisa via @thedailyem buff.ly/2nsH3Ix #productdesign #UX #UI #userexperience #userresearch #usability #prodmgmt
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23 Jan 2019
" As UX practitioners, it is our job to understand the opportunities at hand and pursue those that maximize business and user benefits. We cannot risk that these decisions be arbitrary or made in a silo." - @NNgroup buff.ly/2xkzPy0 #productdesign #UX #UI #userexperience
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21 Jan 2019
"If time and resources allow, let other people outside the design or research team help with executing the research, or have them observe test participants. This will strongly increase engagement in research." - buff.ly/2CQdbhF #productdesign #UX #UI #userresearch
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18 Jan 2019
"The important part of the project is to understand that any user research is better than no user research." - @koru_ux buff.ly/2LOcWGI #productdesign #UX #UI #userexperience #userresearch #usability #prodmgnt
UserLook retweeted
16 Jan 2019
If you’re not showing the results to a real user in every sprint, scrum *is* mostly a charade.
And once you get into the habit of regular user testing, it gets a lot harder for the micromanager to disagree with the real user view on success / failure and priorities.
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16 Jan 2019
"Ask open ended questions, no pattern, no steering. Like heisenbergs uncertainty principle" - @ccochella buff.ly/2TsDf7R #productdesign #UX #UI #userexperience #userresearch #usability #prodmgmt
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14 Jan 2019
"The three colors indicate whether a participant succeeded in a task, was unclear in the task or failed . The red are the most important fixes, orange are medium priority and any problems within the green tasks are for lowest priority" - @productherapist buff.ly/2BYiLwP
11 Jan 2019
"Through active listening, you can become more curious, open to new ideas and perspectives, and care even for people whose views differ from yours. It means you are willing to grow beyond your thoughts." - @laurilukka buff.ly/2VqOLCK #UX #UI #userexperience #usability
9 Jan 2019
"It’s best to start usability testing from the very beginning — from the very first wireframe and mockup you have. Otherwise, you are just assuming. " -@siteground @ForbesTechCncl
buff.ly/2BXXymM #productdesign #UX #UI #userexperience #userresearch #usability #prodmgmt
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