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core tenets
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tricks of the trade
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be aware of footguns
- ~ surveys are too easy
- ~ Split Testing is susceptible to local maxima
- ~ in user research, talking to the wrong people is the worst thing — you learn nothing
- ~ if people involved in the design do user testing, small hints and leading questions quickly creep in
- > When you make assumptions about your users, you run the risk of being wrong
◊ user research
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- > Aim to be proven wrong.
- > If you want to know what people might do in the future, you need them to tell you true stories about what they’ve done in the past
- > When you make assumptions about your users, you run the risk of being wrong
- > in a startup no facts exist inside the building, only opinions
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- ~ Split Testing is susceptible to local maxima
- ~ define content buckets and put ideas in there
- ~ start user interviews with a genuine thanks
- ~ use Third-Party studies to understand consumer and user trends
- ~ use affinity diagrams to understand user's mental model
- ~ you can't ask people what they want, because they want to be liked, so they'll just give you a 'likeable' answer
- ⌣ user experience
- ◊ automated testing
- ◊ qualitative user research
- ⚗ where to find users to talk to﹖