After seven years on Squarespace, I’ve finally moved house here to Wordpress!
I’ve got a lot of work to do to shape up this site. It’s currently a mess, I know.
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The wave pushed me and I pushed back, but alas, it was stronger. After years of fighting UX’s relegation to the realm of digital-only products, I’m finally accepting the changing tide.
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It doesn’t matter how good your feedback is if it’s not delivered with care and consideration of your audience. Here’s some of great ways to start.
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How do you know when a focus group is the right research method for the job? I’m writing the pros and cons down here for all of us.
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With more and more businesses jumping on the feel-good branding bandwagon, labelling themselves as “customer-first”, let’s test how much they mean it
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You don’t need a fancy job title to start noticing and improving the everyday experiences wherever you work. Don’t let a label define your limits.
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This is ethnography for free. The only buy-in needed is a few minutes of attentive curiosity. No judgements or solutioning, only observations.
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My pointer finger was trembling. Any less pressure and my cursor would have clicked a Cancel I didn’t intend. Let this be a usability lesson for all.
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Clicks aren’t an indicator of anything beyond confirming that some kind of finger has touched some kind of button, so stop counting and consider this
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There’s a whole world of business opportunities just waiting to be unearthed by someone willing to pay a little more attention to their surroundings.
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If your design work didn’t fundamentally change how people do what they do, does it really matter that you did it? Let’s talk about outcomes more.