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by Jeff Sauro, PhD and Jim Lewis, PhD | August 11, 2020

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The UX of Video Streaming Entertainment Websites & Apps

By Jeff Sauro, PhD and Jim Lewis, PhD . August 11, 2020 . Tags: , , , ,
We’ve all spent a lot of time at home this year. The pandemic has made already-popular video streaming services seem essential. The popularity makes sense given the relatively inexpensive subscription fees, the lack of long-term contracts, and the many channels of access (through websites, mobile apps, smart TVs), and there is a LOT of content (albeit distributed across different services). But no matter how good

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Three Branches of Standardized UX Measurement

By Jim Lewis, PhD and Jeff Sauro, PhD . January 28, 2020 . Tags: , , , ,
We write extensively about standardized UX metrics such as the SUS, PSSUQ, and SUPR-Q. The main benefits of standardization include improved reliability, validity, sensitivity, objectivity, quantification, economy, communication, and norms. Even when standardized UX questionnaires are developed independently, they are influenced by earlier work, just like how UX itself is a new field built upon earlier fields. The deep roots of questionnaire development date back over

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The UX of Pet Websites

By Jeff Sauro, PhD . December 3, 2019 . Tags: , , ,
Over half of U.S. households have a pet. And for many people, they are more than pets; they are family. But pets are also a big business. It’s estimated that pet related products and services account for $70BB annually in the U.S. alone. And a lot of that spending happens online. To better understand the pet website user experience, we conducted two studies. The first

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The UX of Outdoor Retail Websites

By Jeff Sauro, PhD . October 29, 2019 . Tags: ,
There’s a lot to do outside. Biking, hiking, fishing, hunting, boating, and driving an RV all fall under the umbrella of the outdoor recreation industry. Depending on how broadly it’s defined, it can be anywhere from a $10 billion to $800 billion industry. And all the gear needed for these outdoor activities can be bought in brick-and-mortar and online stores. For now, Amazon has yet

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The UX of Dating Websites & Apps

By Jeff Sauro, PhD . May 21, 2019 . Tags: , ,
Online dating websites are one of the primary ways people find dates and even future spouses. These sites represent the bulk of a 3 billion dollar dating services industry. In fact, around 30% of recent marriages started online, but it’s not like finding a date is as easy as filtering choices on Amazon and having them delivered via drone the next day (not yet at

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Why Do People Call Customer Service?

By Jeff Sauro, PhD . April 30, 2019 . Tags: , , ,
The hold music. The wait time. The menu that always seems to have just changed. Calling customer service is not usually what people want to do in their spare time. But it’s often necessary and represents an important touchpoint for companies that interact with their customers. Understanding why people call customer support is also a good place to start identifying problems in the user experience

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Linking UX Attitudes to Future Website Purchases

By Jeff Sauro, PhD . March 25, 2019 . Tags: , ,
Users' attitudes about an experience affect their future behavior. People who think a website is less usable or less attractive will probably visit less, purchase less, and recommend the website less. Understanding users’ attitudes now (easier to measure) can help predict users’ behavior in the future (harder to measure). At least that’s the idea behind using standardized questionnaires such as the SUPR-Q. But there’s actually not

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The User Experience of University Websites

By Jeff Sauro, PhD . June 26, 2018 . Tags: , ,
What are the admission requirements? What courses are available this semester? How much exactly does it cost to attend? Where do I park for the football game? University websites are the information hubs for prospective and current students, parents, and faculty, who usually come to the site with a specific goal in mind. With such diverse audiences, these websites need to be accessible enough for

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10 Things to Know About the SUPR-Q

By Jeff Sauro, PhD . June 12, 2018 . Tags: ,
The SUPR-Q (Standardized User Experience Percentile Rank Questionnaire) is a standardized questionnaire that measures the quality of the website user experience. It’s an 8-item instrument that’s gone through multiple rounds of psychometric validation and is used by hundreds of organizations around the world. Here’s a list of 10 essential things to know about the SUPR-Q. 1. It’s derived from research and refined across studies. Instead

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The User Experience of News Websites

By Jeff Sauro, PhD . April 17, 2018 . Tags: , ,
Where do you get your news? Do you think it’s objective? Do you trust it? Fewer people are relying on print (newspapers and magazines) and even TV for their news. Print subscriptions continue to decline and almost half of Americans report getting their news online, nearly the same as TV news. Despite the evolution of the news “interface” from print and TV to digital, many of

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