My Research Assistant Doesn’t Sleep, Complain, or Drink All the Cold Brew
So you’ve talked to your end users and learned a lot. You’re excited to implement what you’ve learned! But first, you need input and buy-in from the team and leadership, which means you have to analyze, synthesize, and communicate your findings.
The ROI of Time: Whose Is More Valuable, Yours or Your User’s?
How do we transform reams of complicated requirements from legacy print formats into strong and nimble web content?
If You Love Your Users, Set Them Free
Survey results show that diplomates come to their board website with the intention to accomplish a certain task.
Parallel Parking Isn’t the Only Scary Thing About Young Adults
Thoughts on the Nielsen Norman Group’s article, “Young Adults/Millennials as Web Users (Ages 18–25)” by Kate Meyer
