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Usability: Where should the tests be held?
Two most obvious choices are at the user's premises or at yours. Which you decide on depends on the context of use and the kind of feedback.
Read moreUsability: Recruiting participants for usability testing
You can either try to find participants by yourself, or you can hire an agency. In any case, scheduling the testing is not going be easy.
Read moreWe are ready to set the studio on fire!
Two months ago, we moved to a new playground space. From 90m2 to 180m2. From 3 rooms to 6 rooms. From an apartment to a house.
Read moreUsability: What is test scenario and how to design it
Here it is, third part of Usability series dealing with test designs. Once you know what the user should do, design the entire test session.
Read moreWhat's common with pumpkin hacking and business
Pumpkin hacking is a term originating from agriculture. Well, maybe not directly from agriculture but rather from agrogeeks.
Read moreUsability: Setting usability goals for user testing
Welcome to second part of our Usability series of articles. In the first part we talked about getting started and gave you an overview.
Read moreHiring or getting hired as a UX designer
What skills do you need to have or search for (if you are someone employing a UX designer)? We offer practical guidance and perspectives.
Read moreUsability: Getting started and overview
We are starting our 10-piece series of articles on usability, user research, user and usability testing and related topics and methodologies.
Read moreLooking back: WIAD 2014 in Zagreb
We’ve celebrated World Information Architecture Day on February 15th for the first time in Zagreb, Croatia. And here are our impressions...
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