User Experience

User Experience (UX) includes the customer’s journey as they interact with a product/website. It includes various touchpoints experienced by the customer from their perspective. 

UX design, encompasses the entire process- from acquiring a product to creating its design, branding, and usability testing before it reaches the customer’s hands. 

UX designers work towards making the customer journey more meaningful and productive. 

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How to Conduct Usability Testing for Mobile Apps?

During usability testing, the moderator typically collect qualitative data like behavioural observations and participant comments. UX Researchers would also sometimes collect quantitative data like task times and success rates.  By critically analysing this data, the...

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