Chart of the day: User researchers are taking advantage of multiple user experience (UX) research techniques
A study discovering the UX research techniques used most often reveals that researchers are using multiple methods with key techniques and emerging techniques equally important.
Task analysis, journey mapping, design reviews, user stories and prototype testing are the most popular methods. You can click on the chart below to see an enlarged version.
The study by NNG, leaders in UX research, also found:
- Surveys are still heavily used, providing reliability
- Remote user testing is not as popular as in-person research
- Diary studies are used by just 2 in 10 (22%) researchers and just under half (47%) use search log analysis.
Researchers seem committed to using multiple techniques, which should continue to increase the quality of user research, experience and conversions.
- Source: NNG - the study is referenced here and here.
- Sample: 963 people working in UX
- Recommended resource: Our Persona Research Guide (for expert members) explains a range of persona and user research techniques in depth, including costs, timing and how to analyse the results
from Blog – Smart Insights http://www.smartinsights.com/user-experience/frequently-used-ux-usability-testing-methods/
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