Fuel your curiosity
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Dogfooding: Tasting Success in Product Development
Dogfood might sound gross for humans to consume, but it plays a vital and (dare I say) yummy role in product development. No, we’re not talking about swapping your sandwich with your furry friend. It’s…
Why do we use tasks and scenarios in user research?
Why do we use tasks and scenarios in user research? What is the difference between the two? How do we author them? Here's the deal: Scenarios provide context for situational questions and the…
What’s sexier than data security?!
I admit, I have to force myself to get excited about data security. The reality is it's a big part of planning, recruiting, conducting, orchestrating, presenting and storing research. I’m finding the…
Evaluative research 101
WIN! This morning I led a private user research workshop on Evaluative Research for a global B2B team headquartered in France. This is the third of seven workshops for this awesome group. I love…
Two big exciting events!
Tomorrow night we are hosting our “Is ‘Ask Like A Pro” right for you? Q&A with Alumni” event. Later this month we kick off our 8th cohort of user research workshops! We have over 175 registrants from…
Learn more about our Ask Like A Pro user research workshop series
JOIN US: On Tuesday, March 15th we’re holding a free information session for people to learn more about our Ask Like A Pro user research workshop series. Ask Like A Pro is an 8-week online…
Sign up for “Fuel Your Curiosity.” Monthly-ish musings for user researchers and other curiosities.
Sign up for “Fuel Your Curiosity.” Monthly-ish musings for user researchers and other curiosities.