Digest №10. New Normal, Archetypes, Cognitive Walkthroughs, Margaret Calvert, Research Frameworks and Guidelines, Etymology of ‘Kluge’
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How to conduct interviews for user research
Short and easy theses from Rob Fitzpatrick’s ‘The Mom Test’ book. Useful for start interviewing your audience.
Archetypes in design. Understanding behavior as a network
Archetypes as a data framework for better, faster, and more meaningful design research.
Evaluate Interface Learnability with Cognitive Walkthroughs
Cognitive walkthroughs can identify design problems that derail new users.
Margaret Calvert on work and play over 60 years in graphic design
Margaret Calvert is best known for the signs she helped design for Britain’s roads.
A matrix for prioritizing User Research
A guide on how to focus one’s efforts regarding research based on various situations.
New Normal
This visualization uses Google Trends to explore shopping interest for various products before and during the Covid-19 pandemic by categorizing them into three search behavior patterns.
Minimator
Minimator is a minimalist graphical editor. All drawings are made of lines in a grid-based canvas. The lines are limited to vertical and horizontal lines, and quarter circles.
The Appropriately Messy Etymology of Kluge
“We kludged it until we can figure out the right way to do it.”
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