Thoughts, ideas and solutions on UX, web accessibility and design
Tim Blass, Nomensa's Principal UX Consultant, looks at digital experience and brand interpretation and dispelling the 'brand promise' myth.
Paper prototypes are an excellent and cheap tool to get feedback on early designs, but they are not as popular as other UX techniques. Ana Crespo explores why, how and when to sue them in a project.
The other day a colleague asked, “what is the difference between qualitative and quantitative user research?” This is typically answered by saying that one gives you numbers; the other gives you more in-depth insight.
It sparked a bit of a debate. Is it that easy, and is that the whole story?
This short video provides advice about user research to avoid incorrect results, bad decisions and ultimately a sub-optimal product.
Briefing someone on a potential new UX project can be a difficult task. You’ve decided what is needed, budget accordingly and hire an agency or individual to do the job. However, sometimes you find at the end that you don’t necessarily get the results you were hoping for.