I attended yet another excellent free breakfast briefing put on by Edinburgh consultants, User Vision. This time the topic was the UX maturity of organisations.
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Showing posts with label strategy. Show all posts
Wednesday, 11 March 2015
Friday, 30 January 2015
UX Maturity - free breakfast briefing in Edinburgh in February
User Vision are running another of their great, free sessions next month. This time the topic is UX maturity in the organisation.
Labels:
edinburgh,
presentation,
strategy,
usability companies,
user experience
Sunday, 16 November 2014
What user research when?
Christian Rohrer's graphing of user research techniques has been around for a while; he's just written a great article about it for Jakob Nielsen's useit.com.
Labels:
Jakob Nielsen,
remote user testing,
strategy,
usability
Lou Rosenfeld, elephants and research silos
A lovely article in which Lou Rosenfeld tells a few stories and makes a very important point - bring together what you learn from different research techniques for maximum insight.
Friday, 31 October 2014
Why Currys made me think about the UX of our services
Sitting on the bus the other day, I picked up a copy of the free newspaper - the Metro. The outermost pages were an advert for the electrical retailer, Currys. It was a really nice ad; one that I took back to the office to share with the team.
Labels:
customer experience,
edinburgh,
higher ed,
strategy,
user experience
Thursday, 7 August 2014
Simplifying user research at the UK Government Digital Service
Head of User Research Lisa Reichelt has written an interesting blog post about how the complexity of problems can be paralysing. She says that when "...it depends..." comes up, it's potentially over complicating things.
Labels:
project management,
strategy,
usability,
user experience
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