The User Experience of University Websites

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

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The User Experience of State Government Websites

The User Experience of State Government Websites

Do you like standing in line at the DMV? How do you register a new business? Who is your state representative in Congress? Over the last decade, many US states have begun to digitize a lot of their services. This results (hopefully) in less standing in line, less time waiting on hold, and fewer people

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6 Practical Tips for Testing Prototypes

Prototypes are an effective method for incorporating early and frequent user feedback into the design process. Even low-fidelity prototypes have been found to be good predictors of usability problems and perceptions of ease compared to fully functioning products. We test client prototypes just about every week here at MeasuringU using our research platform MUIQ. They

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Advice for Getting Into UX

User Experience is a fast growing and popular field. It’s been listed as one of the best professions offering some of the best jobs. It’s not surprising then that people are interested in learning how to both get into the field and advance their career within it. I spoke with a few attendees at the

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How Do You Measure UX Maturity?

A better user experience can lead to increased satisfaction, more loyal customers, and ultimately more revenue. But what does it take to deliver a better user experience? Will applying one of the many methods, or hiring the right UX designer or researcher suffice? There is a general sense in the UX community that a mature

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Create a UX Measurement Plan

Whether you’re introducing how to measure user experience to an organization or trying to advance the maturity of your UX practice, you need a plan for measuring and improving the user experience. Before you can implement any plan, you have to be sure you know who your users are. Perfectly executing the right plan on

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Using Surveys to Measure the User Experience

The best way to measure the user experience is by observing real users attempting realistic tasks.   This is best done through a usability test or direct observation of users. You may not always be able to do so though because of limitations in time, costs, availability of products, or difficulty in finding qualified users. Many large

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10 Surprisingly Common But Painful User Experiences

Technology is the amazing result of humanity’s evolution from self-sufficient hunter-gathering societies to increasingly interconnected social organizations. The specialization of labor has freed-up spare time to invent, improve and inspire. We have all benefited from this evolution. Yet sometimes you feel like there’s no humanity in some of our online and offline experiences. Inspired by

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10 Essential User Experience Methods

UX researchers have developed many techniques over the years for testing and validating their ideas. Here are ten essential methods to learn and employ on your next project. We cover many of these in detail at our UX Bootcamp in Denver. Moderated In-Person Usability Testing: This fundamental technique is used by usability professionals for obtaining

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