
The 5 User Sample Size myth: How many users should you really test your UX with?
Summary: Testing with 5 users has become a commandment in UX research. Worse yet, a sample of 5 has become the rule, for any type of user research (field studies

Summary: Testing with 5 users has become a commandment in UX research. Worse yet, a sample of 5 has become the rule, for any type of user research (field studies

Summary: Understanding the 5 types of disabilities in Accessibility and their Assistive Technologies is important for your accessibility efforts. When you test with users or

Summary: This infographic summarizes 7 classic mistakes in approaching user experience design and process. It also addresses how to repair them in order to accelerate your

Summary: Diary Studies are one of the most under-utilized and least understood UX techniques. Diary Studies are slightly more complicated than user testing and require additional

Summary: Surveys are often over-used or misplaced as a research technique that many teams rely on to figure out usability and user experience problems. Understand the

Summary: If your best intentions are not on meeting business and user goals, you should take a hard look in the mirror and re-callibrate. Ego-centered design

Summary: Designing for VR must include users with disabilities. If you are working on AR or VR content, the accessibility of your app or piece should

Summary: UX efforts should improve the quality of data and informed decision-making by making sure feedback is coming from the right users. Clean user recruiting

Summary: Ethnography, a core UX technique for intercepting user needs and issues, is essential for getting beyond the guidelines-following approach to Accessibility. Even accessibility testing, while

Summary: What is temporal UX or time design? Time plays a factor in UX strategy to help move users along or manage their expectations. Temporal

Summary: Accessibility compliance is governed by laws (Section 508 of the ADA in the US and the soon to be ratified European Accessibility Act). Web developers

Summary: ‘User research’ has become a catch-all phrase to mean user testing in many organizations. User research has two main activities: usability testing and field studies.
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