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Insurance company combines methods for Web site usability research

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Seeking product design insights for our multitasking-crazed world, researcher Kelley Styring sought input from an unlikely source: arm amputees.

Broad appeal

Reports on the findings of a study of the testing of TV commercials with consumers who have a broadband Internet connection.

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Get creative: Seven solutions to improve usability studies

This article outlines how seven research methodologies not traditionally employed in user experience research can improve usability studies.

Qualitatively Speaking: Seven things you don’t know about usability testing

The author offers tips for conducting more useful usability studies.

Ethnography-based hybrid research stretches four continents to study workplace interaction

Herman Miller conducted a global hybrid research project to observe how people behave and collaborate in the office to inform new product development.

Social media-based tools helped find, retain respondents for unique study

Seeking product design insights for our multitasking-crazed world, researcher Kelley Styring sought input from an unlikely source: arm amputees.

Mixing old and new qualitative methods

The same technologies that are changing our lives as consumers are also changing our abilities as researchers. Here’s a look at how traditional and tech-based qualitative tools can be successfully married.

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