What’s scarier than bad UX? That’s what me and CEO Rit were thinking when we had the idea for a UX “haunted house”: a webpage so horrifyingly misdesigned that it would send users shrieking.
Halloween roundup: The UX House of Horrors
The decline of American democracy is rooted in poor UX
UX principles applied in the digital world can be just as effective in the real world, and the U.S. voting system—from registration to the polls—is in desperate need of a UX makeover.
11 UX lessons from Dr. Seuss
While Dr. Seuss may have primarily intended to provide life lessons through his picture books, his rhyme-infused wisdom perfectly applies to UX.
10 UX & product writers you should follow on Medium
Besides practice, one of the best ways to improve your UX knowledge and skills is by learning from talented minds. Medium is a great place to find some of those minds – this list contains 10 of our favorite UX and product content creators on the site whose work is thoughtful, insightful, and original.
Pushing for a UX perspective in your organization: Lessons from Luxottica’s Innovation Lab
How do you communicate the value of UX to colleagues, so that the entire team has a user-centric perspective when decisions are made?
A user testing plan built for agencies
Through working with our agency partners, we’ve learned about the many challenges agencies face with SaaS research tools. TryMyUI is now offering an Agency Plan specially designed to suit the needs and business models of digital agencies.
5 reasons remote usability testing is easier than pie
With remote testing tools like TryMyUI, running a usability testing study doesn’t have to be scary. Here are 5 reasons why remote usability testing is easy as pie.
Mobile user testing takes a step forward
Moving on to new mobile user testing solutions that are flexible, low-impact, and don’t rely on any external hardware. The next generation of mobile testing is lightweight and self-contained.
See an example video in the article.
Our top 10 user testing stories of 2016
The diverse topics covered on our blog in 2016 included AR/VR, mobile gaming, big data, abstract ideas about creativity and the psychology of usability, and lots of how-tos for improving user testing methods. These are the 10 most widely-read articles of the past year.
Confessions of a user testing CEO
The primary data we use to give our customers the “user’s view” consists of video and audio recordings of users following a series of tasks through a designated flow. However, my growing sense of the limitations of this kind of data has spurred me to write this post.
