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My mission is to improve and implement high-quality holistic user-centred design systems to empower and enable people to make better experiences that solve problems.
At its core, holistic-user-centred design systems are here to solve problems for everyone that is part of the experience, from business, employees, the end user and anyone else the product touches. From the big picture to the micro experiences in the moment, I seek to improve people's life experiences, trying to make a better world for everyone.
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Interpreting the results of usability tests can be overwhelming, but it's crucial to make informed design decisions. The key is to analyze the data objectively and prioritize areas for improvement. 📊
One of my biggest challenges as a designer was finding a way to make sense of all the data gathered during a usability test. But, with practice, I was able to develop a systematic approach to interpreting the results. 💪
Here are some tips I follow to interpret usability test results:
Identify trends.
Look for patterns of problems and successes rather than focusing on a single issue. This will help you understand what is working well and what needs to be improved and also provide an overall picture of the usability test results.
Create an action plan.
Prioritize issues and develop a plan for addressing them. Prioritizing issues is important as it will help you focus on the most important usability issues. You may also want to combine data from multiple tests to create an action plan that encompasses all of the issues identified.
Identify patterns and trends in the data.
Create a list of actionable items based on the feedback received
Prioritize areas for improvement based on the severity and impact on the user experience.
Use the results to inform design decisions and make changes as needed.
Regularly revisit the results to track progress and make further improvements.
By following these tips, you can turn your usability test results into valuable insights that drive design success! 🚀 #usabilitytesting #designthinking #userresearch
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