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Tag Archive: best practices

Do You Copy?

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Too often copy gets saved for last. Placing emphasis on the layout, look, and feel of a site or application while failing to address its written content can be a critical mistake. Copy is an integral part of the user experience, and leaving it out of the test plan means developers can miss key opportunities to improve upon the value proposition, nomenclature, contextual help, and instructional and error messaging that guide and engage users.

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Find Your Fit: 9 Questions to Ask Potential User Experience Research Partners

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Choosing the right user experience research partner is a significant decision. Watermark Consulting conducted an analysis of customer experience leaders and laggards that showed the stock performance of customer experience leaders outperformed the S&P 500 by 27% over a five-year period. Choosing the wrong research partner can truly impact the core success of your company. [...]

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How Does Your Website or App Stack Up Against UX Best Practices?

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An Expert Evaluation Can Bring Your Digital Strategy into Focus This time of year, the AnswerLab team consults with many of our clients who are in the thick of year-end planning for various User Experience projects – whether it be a site redesign, enhancement, or new app. As year-end deadlines draw near, there are often [...]

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10 Mobile Usability Testing Tips

Years of mobile testing have led to a number of items that we, as user experience researchers, consider whenever we set out to conduct a test that takes place on a mobile device such as a personal phone or iPad. In somewhat more typical test, participants will arrive at a lab and use a generic [...]

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Why do research companies grow?

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We were happy to be recognized as the fastest-growing user experience research firm for the second year in a row by Inc. magazine.  Clients often ask the reason for our growth.  We see three primary reasons.  Based on our research of the industry’s needs and our follow-up surveys with clients, we’ve seen that clients value [...]

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