Our usability testing process is fast, highly effective and budget-friendly. We carefully select the right people and they give us all kinds of useful information that’d be missed with a large-scale approach.
‘Golden nuggets’ are the wonderful, valuable comments people share towards the end of a conversation or interview after we’ve built rapport during the user experience (UX) research and testing processes.
Co-design activities can work really well for geographically dispersed teams and they don’t have to consume a lot of time.
Online co-design activities can work well for geographically dispersed teams and they don’t have to consume a lot of time.
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This article has been adapted from a talk given at the CSIRO Symposium: The Future of Meetings on the 15th of September 2020.