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Research Methods
UX research looks at what people need, how they currently do things, and what happens when they try a design. This page covers usability testing, interviews, field studies, surveys, and several shorter methods for examining a specific question. It also includes card sorting for organizing information, tree testing for checking navigation, and A/B testing for comparing versions. The methods range from observing one person’s difficulties in detail to measuring a pattern across many users.
Definitions
- A/B testing
- Card sorting
- Cognitive walkthrough
- Contextual inquiry
- Diary study
- Field study
- First-click testing
- Five-second test
- Heuristic evaluation
- Moderated usability testing
- Multivariate testing
- Stakeholder interview
- Survey research
- Tree testing
- Unmoderated usability testing
- Usability testing
- User interview
- Voice of customer
