What is tree testing and why is it important for your site’s UX?
Here at UserZoom we’re all about bringing the maximum amount of learning to people at any stage of their UX development. Hence we’re bringing you this series of weekly UX beginner’s guides, aimed to help all the newbies of the UX testing world. This week:…
Interview: How Friends of the Earth is UX testing for GDPR
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is fast approaching. From May 25th there will be a step-change in how every company in the EU uses and stores personal data. And with this new framework, there’s a new regime of fines imposed by The Information Commissioner’s…
20 expert opinions on UI design trends for 2018
From invisible UI to emotional personalisation to biometric authentication, which UI trends will be rocking our experts’ socks off in 2018? Look, we get it. Trends posts are an easy win for any blog operating in the tech/marketing/digital industry. Writers can make up any old…
What is card sorting and why is it important to your site’s UX?
Here at UserZoom we’re all about bringing the maximum amount of learning to people at any stage of their UX development. Hence we’re bringing you these regular UX beginner’s guides, aimed to help all the newbies of the UX testing world. This is also why…
BetterUX London 2018: highlights from our latest UX event
Last month, UserZoom brought together some of the brightest UX talent and dazzling UX innovators together in one room for our biggest BetterUX London event so far. Not only did we celebrate the increasing interweaving of quantitative and qualitative research disciplines through our speaker-programme of…
A UX introduction to instructional design
Under the broad umbrella of human-centred design, user experience design (UXD) and instruction design (ID) are two titans with surprisingly little awareness of each other. Whereas UX designers might work on highly varied types of products — like ecommerce, marketing, healthcare or countless others — instructional…
Interview: Steve Portigal on user research war stories in the field
When it comes to user research, you won’t get a more honest and unique insight then when observing and interviewing users in their own natural environment. But of course this comes with its own set of unknowns.
What sample size do you really need for UX research?
When it comes to sample size for usability testing there are multiple, often conflicting, one-liners like, “Five is enough” and “Eight is not enough.” The best answer to what sample size you need depends on what it is you’re trying to solve. Join us as we demystify the age old question of sample size.
Six ecommerce UX trends for 2018
Graham Charlton gives the skinny on simplified navigation, brutalism, the death of flat design and more! Ecommerce is constantly evolving and from a UX perspective, I think we’ve generally been moving in a positive direction. Yes, there are still plenty of areas for improvement, but…
10 website accessibility myths debunked
Web accessibility is the name given to the practice of making websites more usable and inclusive to people with disabilities. On the face of it, most people would agree that web accessibility is a good thing. But a lot of myths and misunderstandings persist about…
