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Look for stories, go off-script if you have to, check your agenda at the door: this week, we’re bringing you the seven most important things to remember before starting a UX research project. Head to our blog for more: https://t.co/YrLdl6Ji2D
Have you ever had a problem with recruiting testers from a specific field? We've rounded up a few ideas where to look for starters: https://t.co/kyLxuC75LG
No, it’s not a scam. No, it’s not a full-time job either. It’s time to bust some myths about user testing – and spill some truths. https://t.co/n8tfGcbiW5 #userresearch#uxresearch#usertesting
To get better at UX design, you must get better at UX research first. We asked eleven UX researchers how – here’s what they had to say. https://t.co/w4K8dt9Iks #userresearch#uxresearch
Looking to kickstart or boost your career as a UX researcher? How about one of the 33 jobs we posted last week, from San Fransisco to Frankfurt? https://t.co/sK4JckpBH8 #uxresearch#newjob#job
What’s in a job title? Not much, if you target consumers directly. But what if it’s product managers you’re after? Find out from our quick guide to defining audiences for UX research. https://t.co/8qCeEayWhG #uxresearch#restech#testing#userexperience#userresearch
User interviews are a goldmine of information – but only if you’re asking the right users. Here’s a checklist to help you avoid the most common pitfalls of writing screener questions. #uxresearch#userreseach https://t.co/IoD9fTD2ZE
When is RITE right? Find out from our A-to-Z guide to the what, when and why of rapid iterative testing and evaluation – and how to make the most of it. https://t.co/g1uO2Z7NqH #uxresearch#restech#testing#userexperience#userresearch
You asked, we delivered: meet Changelog, a timeline where we’ll be logging all PingPong updates worth knowing about for your researching pleasure. https://t.co/tcdr0s53Yn
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