If there is one thing that I like to do, it is to perform user research. I am sure that you will agree with me that research done where participants equals n=1 don’t mean squat! If you want real insights, you need a sizeable group of participants… this is where you, my super awesome fantastic blog readers come into play…read more →
Last week our friends over at Usabilla launched their new research tool… Usabilla Live. As you would have gathered from reading this blog, I am a nut for SaaS research tools and I am excited about Usabilla Live. Usabilla Live is a form of design feedback collection but… well, you guessed, live from your website. No longer will you have…read more →
In a past blog post I described in some detail some lean and mean methods to perform remote usability tests. The article is steadily bringing visitors to my blog, visitors, who like myself, need to find uncommon methods for performing online research in order to convince the corporate-powers-that-be, that what we can do is useful and critical to improving any…read more →
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First the facts… Time invested: 4 hours (3 setup, 1 analysis/reporting) Tools used: Kampyle, Usabilla, Wufoo, Mailchimp Conversion rate: 19% Real value: priceless (yes, cliché I know)
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