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Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Interviewing Users

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How difficult can it be to ask users the right questions? Why is the kind of user I interview so important? And what are the ways that the interviewer can influence the conversation?

There are more than enough questions that we should ask ourselves about interviewing users before we go out there and ask people all sorts of questions. Today, you get the chance to ask me anything you could possibly want to know about interviewing users. And when I say anything, I mean anything!
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Our 5 Favorite Articles On UX (April 2013)

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Have you already been waiting for our list of recommended readings on UX? Just in time before the weekend, here are our 5 favorite articles of the month April. We hope you enjoy reading them as much as we did.

This is what you will find out if you continue reading:

  • How web posture affects user experience
  • 10 reasons why you should hire a user experience manager
  • How feedback pertains to best user experience design practices
  • How to design an emotionally engaging experience
  • What UI really is and how UX confuses matters
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Our 5 Favorite Articles On UX (March 2013)

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Time is flying and yet another month has passed. Luckily not without a bunch of great UX content. Like always, we want to share with you our five favorite articles on UX. This time, you can learn:

  • Why the user experience cannot be designed
  • Why you should know your users and their stories before you start to design for them
  • 11 A/B Testing myths that prevent smart marketers from making accurate, data-driven decisions
  • How to use Card Sorting more effectively
  • How Data, Strategy, and Execution fit together to create a holistic approach to online personalization
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This Years’ Guest Contributions To The Industries’ Most Influential Blogs

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It was an exciting year for Usabilla. In January, Usabilla Survey got a new interface, in March we introduced the UI library Usabilla Discover, and in June we launched our latest feedback tool Usabilla Live. But that’s not all, besides our steady ambition to build awesome UX tools, we also want to contribute to the UX community by sharing our thoughts and insights with you. We do so regularly on the Usabilla Blog and less regularly, but with just as much passion, on some of the industries’ most influential blogs.
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Our 5 Favorite Articles On UX (November 2012)

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This month, our favorite articles on UX are all about a better, more minimalistic, and more efficient approach to web design. Looking for design inspiration, or a starting point for your new design project? Do you want to know how to overcome UX barriers to sales conversion, or learn about the benefits of sharing our decision-making processes? Then we’ve got you covered.
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Our 5 Favorite Articles On UX (September 2012)

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It’s the end of September, and season has officially changed. While the days start to get shorter and and temperatures start to fall, we are happy to see that the community keeps up their spirit. Again, this month has some awesome UX articles in petto. Let’s take a look at our five most favorite ones — enough reading material for a nice, cozy evening on the couch.
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Our 5 Favorite Articles On UX (June 2012)

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Time flies and weeks have passed since we have last shared with you our favorite articles on UX. In the meanwhile, there was a lot of interesting stuff out there again and we would like to share our top UX links from the month June with you. If you haven’t already read them, we hope you enjoy them as much as we did. And don’t forget to let us know what you think.

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