When designing digital products, people often think about visual design, how to design interactions or how to structure information in the most usable way. However interfaces always influence the way... read more →
When designing digital products, it’s critical that the interaction between the user and the system is well designed. To facilitate designing user interfaces, apps or websites, numerous guidelines, rules and... read more →
Browsing the internet and catching up with UX, usability and design related blogs and online magazines, you sometimes encounter interesting, less known topics. One such phenomenon is web-brutalism. Web-brutalism is... read more →
You spent the last few weeks or even months planning, preparing and conducting user research or UX and Usability tests and are even done with evaluating you data. The only... read more →
This year’s World Usability Day took place on November 11th 2018 and for the first time ever Karlsruhe joined a number of other locations in hosting the event. As all... read more →
Many companies are pondering the question how to archive data for extended periods of time and in the most efficient way. While silos are defined as “a tall [...] tower,... read more →
Companies interact with their users and customers at many touch-points along the customer journey. And while every interaction with a user, potential user or person interested in their products creates... read more →
We’ve pondered questions like how to store and manage existing customer data on this blog before. However not all customer data is the same. Information about your user group can... read more →
The quality of your user research results relies heavily on the participants you recruited. The definition of a good or even perfect participant depends on what exactly you are trying... read more →
The thinking aloud method is one of the most popular user research methods. In fact some people actually refer to tests using the thinking aloud method every time they talk... read more →
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