Daniel PidcockRecruiting participants for usability testsRecruiting the right participants for usability tests is essential for gathering actionable insights that can enhance your product’s user…5d ago5d ago
Daniel PidcockRemote testing vs In-Person testing in UX ResearchThe methods used to gather data and insights in the UX Research field are as crucial as the findings themselves. Over the years, remote…Aug 12Aug 12
Daniel PidcockActual usability VS perception of usabilityHow redesigning the worlds most profitable menu taught me that users sometimes prefer *less* usability.Jan 4Jan 4
Daniel PidcockinBootcampQualitative vs Quantitative research: Which is better for UX?There are two main types of UX research, qualitative and quantitative. What are these, and which is most useful when designing usable…Jul 18, 2022Jul 18, 2022
Daniel Pidcock8 things I’ve learned building a UX knowledge repositoryIt’s been 4 years since I created a process called Atomic UX Research, which aimed to make it possible to have a self-managing, scalable…Jul 11, 2022Jul 11, 2022
Daniel PidcockinUX CollectiveAccessibility user testing: a cautionary taleAn online food ordering service should be awesome for deaf people, right? I thought so. Find out why I was wrong and how I learned the…Jul 9, 20183Jul 9, 20183
Daniel PidcockintheacorncollectiveThe Early Adopter ChasmWe already know who our early adopters are, but how do we get to a wider market?Jun 27, 2018Jun 27, 2018
Daniel PidcockintheacorncollectiveBarriers to BlockchainBlockchain technology affords us some amazing opportunities, but it also causes some issues. This is how we will approach them.Jun 25, 20181Jun 25, 20181
Daniel PidcockintheacorncollectiveDesigning for extremes on a truly global platformIt’s hard enough to design a product for one country but trying to make a single product that works as well for someone in Nairobi as New…Jun 18, 2018Jun 18, 2018