Generative user research methods typically occur in the early stages
of development. They help you find, define and refine your opportunity
and problem space, generate ideas, and gain a deeper, more strategic
understanding of the the people impacted, in order to increase your
odds of success. Evaluative research gathers design feedback once you
have something for people to respond (e.g. a concept sketch, story
board, prototype, and existing product or service, or other stimuli).
In the morning, we’ll get hands-on with generative methods
(scenarios, storyboards, and interviews and discuss ethnographic field
studies, diary studies and more). In the afternoon, we'll get hands on
with evaluative approaches (usability testing, card sorting,
performance/click testing and concept/preference testing). Learn which
methods are best to inform specific types of research questions and
phases. Takeaways This workshop uses a combination of engaging lecture
and interactive in-class exercises to help you answer questions such
as: Where should we start? What should we build? Who are our users?
What are their needs and motivations it? Are we building the right
thing? Are we building the thing right? Do people understand it? How
can we improve it? Which one is more successful?
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