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UX Analytics: It’s Not Just About Data Collection and Methods

Userpilot

Without effective UX analytics that goes beyond collecting data, you’re losing valuable customers. This article will help reduce such churn by refining your product management and UX analysis approach. It covers key topics, such as: Defining UX analytics. Why UX analytics should go beyond quantitative data.

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Accessible by Design: Elevate Your UI/UX from Good to Great

UX Planet

Inclusive by Design: Transform Your UI/UX from Good to Great In todays digital landscape, ensuring accessibility is no longer optionalit is a critical aspect of designing user interfaces (UI) and user experiences (UX). Accessibility ensures that people with diverse abilities can effectively use and interact with digital products.

UX 101
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TEI 322: First Time UX analysis for product managers – with Elizabeth Ferrao

Product Innovation Educators

That has been our purpose from the beginning, and it is why I’m changing the name of the podcast to Product Masters Now. If your player is like mine and lists podcasts alphabetically, it will be displayed further in your list of subscribed podcasts, as the first letter of the name is changing from “E” to “P.”

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Naming conventions: Organizing your design system

UX Planet

Source: [link] When creating a design system, you want to make everything original and different — for example, coming up with the most excellent names for colour styles or files. To avoid this, it’s worth introducing a naming convention. Principles Source: [link] Naming conventions define the principles and goals of a project.

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Make New Product Features Stick

The Product Guy

A user researcher or other UX practitioner may group users by patterns in their behavior, both inside and outside your product. But they shouldn’t receive the same message about your new feature. Which message is more effective? Or “We saw that you look at a lot of [Metro stations] when you use [Our App Name Here].

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Tools of the Trade: Finding People to Interview Before You Have Customers

Product Talk

Ben will then send a direct message to anyone who comments on or reacts to the post, asking them if they would be open to doing a quick Zoom interview. He sends one follow-up message to anyone who doesn’t respond to his first message. However, Ben shares that it’s taken time to refine his messaging for this type of outreach.

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The UX of Data

Amplitude

Intuitive tools and naming. Download the UX of Data worksheet. Step 2: Use clear and unique names. Name things in ways humans can understand so that there’s no confusion about what a data point means. I’ve named a few pieces of information I need to track success. Wayne, we’re here for you dude.