User Research

User Research Strategy, Tips, Insights, Methods, News & Guides

User research methods are targeted at understanding the needs and pain points of the potential users to create effective product/website designs. It incorporates using various user research tools, templates, questions, etc, to find information that facilitates the UX design process.

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Netizen Experience, your trusted UX research consultant, has a pool of informative articles, guides, tips, reviews, and insights from experts in the industry. Read them here!

How to Create a Consistent Omnichannel User Experience

How to Create a Consistent Omnichannel User Experience

In our previous article, we talked about the importance of an omnichannel user experience. An effective and properly designed omnichannel ecosystem results in an exceptional user experience. The first thing that needs to be done is for your business to understand and...

Obeying the Traffic Lights of User Experience

Obeying the Traffic Lights of User Experience

In a previous article we wrote about colour psychology in user experience (UX), we looked at the colours of green and red, and how they signify proceed and stop respectively. It got us thinking about obeying the traffic lights when it comes to user experience and...

Colour Psychology in User Experience (UX)

Colour Psychology in User Experience (UX)

Colour psychology plays an important role, it is a key aspect in creating a suitable colour palette that brings digital design to life. There's a reason why McDonald's, KFC, Texas Chicken, Burger King, Carl's Jr and the like all favour the colours red and yellow....

How a Diary Study Can Help to Make Your Business Smarter

How a Diary Study Can Help to Make Your Business Smarter

Before we delve into the main topic looking at how a diary study can help to make your business smarter, let's first understand what a diary study is. What is a Diary Study? The difference between a diary study and most of the other types of UX testing is time. A...

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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...

Field Studies vs Usability Testing: Which Is Better?

Usability is essentially the measurement of a product’s usefulness from the users’ perspective. In principle, usability can be segmented into three fundamental elements: efficiency, effectiveness, and user satisfaction.  As a research methodology, the lack of...

Amazon’s Omnichannel User Experience: A Case Study

Omnichannel user experience is a series we have been diving into, more specifically, the importance of it and how to create an omnichannel user experience. With the rapid growth of digital products and services, it's pertinent to take a new look at what digital...

10 Usability Testing Tools to Try in 2022

Choosing an appropriate usability testing tool is vital to executing an effective user experience. Typically, the choice of tool depends on the type of usability testing method you'll employ. It is true that you can run usability testing without a specialised tool,...

6 Types of Survey Respondents to Be Cautious About

A survey is essentially a research methodology employed to collect data from a predefined group of respondents to gain insights into specific topics of interest. For the most part, survey research aims to assess a specific market or user needs or determine whether or...