UX Research Logistics
47mIntermediate2024-01-31
Authors

Amanda Stockwell
President of Stockwell Strategy
Course details
UX research isn’t getting any less popular! It’s important to not only understand the basics but also grasp some crucial steps that often get missed. In this course, Stockwell Strategy president Amanda Stockwell explains that small details often make the biggest changes, and carefully considering small logistical details can help ensure your overall research effort goes much smoother. Go over different types of UX research efforts and their timelines. Explore topics you must consider in choosing participants, like how many, what kind, where will you look for them, how hard is going to be to find them, and more. Learn about recruiting and screening, as well as incentives you could offer. Find out how to manage day-of logistics. Plus, get practical tips on keeping track of participants and their feedback, as well as ways to jumpstart the analysis and insights process.
Skills covered
UX DesignUser ExperienceProjectWeb Development
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Embracing UX research
1. Understanding UX Context
- 02 - An overview the UX research process
- 03 - Navigating the logistics of UX research
2. Managing Research Participants
- 04 - Identifying the right participants
- 05 - Determining participant counts
- 06 - Recruiting participants
- 07 - Building a participant pool
- 08 - Screening participants
3. Planning and Communications
- 09 - Providing incentives to participants
- 10 - Setting the research schedule
- 11 - Email invitations
- 12 - Participant communications
4. Managing Research Sessions
- 13 - Capturing data effectively
- 14 - Managing day-of logistics
Conclusion
- 15 - Taking your research skills further
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