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12 Aug 2010 - 2:45am
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sudhindra
2004

[EVENT] Bangalore - HCI research methods - August 28

The STC India User Research and Usability SIG is pleased to announce three sessions on Saturday, August 28, 2010, at Misys Software Solutions (India) Private Limited, Embassy Golf Links Business Park, Off Intermediate Ring Road, Bangalore. 
1) HCI research methods by Sanjay Tripathi, ABB
2) Usability heuristics for documentation by Anupama Gummaraju
3) Web analytics in technical documentation by Jigesh

10 Jul 2010 - 8:04am
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Elizabeth P
2007

Participatory design with paper prototypes

Hello everyone,

has anybody used participatory design combined with paper prototyping to gather insight as to the best interaction design solution?  

I'm specifically thinking of having users organize, in a guided session, paper widgets and content modules of different sizes to reflect the access they would like to see on the interface to different content items according to their needs and uses. This would be like an extension of conventional card sorting (which we have already done), but to gauge users' needs in terms of access and interaction with the contents.

5 Jul 2010 - 2:40pm
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steveszigeti
2008

Final Reminder: Seeking study participants to share thoughts about web interface design

This is a final reminder for a study invitation originally posted on June 16, 2010.

Since participation in the survey is confidential, I have no way of knowing if you have chosen to not participate. If this is the case, please forgive this posting.

If you had intended to participate, but have not done so, please consider this reminder.

URL to start survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/WebDesignGuidelines

16 Jun 2010 - 12:48pm
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steveszigeti
2008

Seeking participants: share your thoughts about web interface design

I’m posting to ask for your help in a study regarding design guidelines and web interface design.

9 Jun 2010 - 12:12pm
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jose
2009

looking for exploratory search references

Hi all, I'm doing some informal research on exploratory search. I've found some links on the web and in the acm library, but wanted to ask here if there is any seminal or concrete reference on this topic that I can dive into.

I've found the work of Ryen White and Gary Marchionini very interesting but I need to validate their research with some external opinions (yours) on the matter.

Any other links, pdf, authors, books would be appreciated.

Thanks

 

José

5 May 2010 - 4:23am
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kalisurfer
2010

Effectiveness of mobile surveys

Hi,  we're looking at building out a rich mobile survey for a client.  Prior to presenting our POV, we'd like to bolster our case by referencing past mobile surveys.  

If anyone can point me in the right direction, when it comes to other Case Studies or successful, we would greatly appreciated.

5 May 2010 - 4:23am
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kalisurfer
2010

Effectiveness of mobile surveys

Hi,  we're looking at building out a rich mobile survey for a client.  Prior to presenting our POV, we'd like to bolster our case by referencing past mobile surveys.  

If anyone can point me in the right direction, when it comes to other Case Studies or successful, we would greatly appreciated.

3 May 2010 - 5:55pm
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Christian Sosa-Lanz
2006

Los Angeles UX MeetUp - Remote Research with Nate Bolt

The May event for the LA UX MeetUp is confirmed. Nate Bolt, El Presidente of Bolt|Peters will be joining us to talk about his new book Remote Research. Nate has overseen hundreds of remote user research studies for Sony, Oracle, HP, Greenpeace, Electronic Arts, and others. Beginning in 2003, he led the creation of the first moderated remote user research software, Ethnio, which is being used around the world to recruit hundreds of thousands of live participants for research. 

8 Apr 2010 - 4:33pm
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jknation
2010

Alternative jobs relevant to UX research and design

I was fairly intrigued by this little bit burried in a thread about the lack of employment opportunities for junior UX folk.

"Along with that, I would encourage you to broaden your search beyond pure UX roles. BA roles, product manager roles and other roles in technology, experience delivery, or an industry of interest can be a great platform of experience on which to biuild a career."

I'm curious if anybody can expand on this. A few specific questions to get the ball rolling:

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