very insightfull

Cool!

She had me at “oh shit I forgot the contact form”. 😅

You said it all😊👏

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For my husband I write the list in the order he will go through the X supermarket 😄so he doesn't forget anything from the list

Almost all the forms shown as examples take the user's name incorrectly. Not once did the speaker actually point this out. So I can give this talk a 6/10 tops. Some developers are going to look at the "fixed" form and assume that there are no other problems in it, but not once did the name input ever get corrected. There's also at least one apostrophe usage error in the slides.

What about Samoa? 96% Samoan. Think that local Samoan industries and businesses, and even the state public sector, could benefit from some much needed ‘diversity’?

great work, Elena! Will be using this to help refine our product-design ops.

Oh my gosh I have been so annoyed at the way my university that is supposed to be doing UX and yet they do not cover the idea of nonvisual interaction.

The presentation is dull, Low energy.

Alex, you barely blinked throught out the session haha

Bro hired Fang from Brawl stars😎

Thank you for the clarification! It would have been helpful if your video was a little bit more highres!

Simplest way to teach.. loved it

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i can't see the dat of the results, like: dendrogram, similarity matrix

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Simple and straight forward!

Thanks for this video explanation. Card sorting is part of an assignment I am working on in an online design course. Even with information out there, I wasn't sure how card sorting could be done online. This explained a lot! I would like to know what your thoughts are on compensation for participants. I feel I should offer something for their time. What are your thoughts? Thanks again!

Great presentation, well prepared and very interesting subject 😊

I can't believe the salaries in many of these careers are so high, right now I saw a job that paid something like $134 to $214 as a ux writer, I think the pay for a lots of technology careers is very good, this one especially i think is not as difficult as others in tech, i mean who doesnt now how to read or write and can come up with a nice vocabulary for and app after a bunch of hours of research, i mean a lot of people in the usa es bilingual, you don't have to code, or design anything, just look for phrases and words that fit the concept and try as many times as is requieres ... sorry, I don't see it as that difficult especially because you just how a new big skill such as a managing hard computers programs or like i said or learn tech lenguages... on the other hand, there are careers like personal trainers or athletes that earn less than thirty dollars an hour, and many careers that require much more physical and face-to-face work like a lots of entertainers who don't make this amount of money. It seems to me that it is not as difficult as other careers that pay much less, wages continue to be a problem of inequality. Tech companys have the money to pay and other harder jobs are not well compensated anymore. sorry nice presentation but the job looks like a endless coming back and forward with words specially knowing that users " people " read as less they can and speak with a very bad reduce vocabulary....i image a bunch of people lock in a office trying to convince a team to use a phrase instead of the other one because is not catchy enough ... i admire your passion but the job looks like not so hard as the other tech jobs, so its good !!!!!! prove me wrong.

Great workshop - too bad the video was lost for the usability study part.

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This is really helpful. Thank you

superprefixes are superubiquitous and superboring. Awesome!

This was actually really helpful. As someone who regularly answers support requests related to onboarding for a site my team developed, I can see now that we need to go beyond just the initial sign-up phase. The work we've done to perfect that initial experience is great, but as you said, some people don't return for an entire year and they need some way to reorient themselves to the site and what it can do for them. I'm going to share this with my team!

Usability testing is really important...not having good usability drives people away.

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Delightful and clear animations!

I've been doing this wrong the whole time!

Great presentation very interesting

I'm dying my hair pink immediately.

Thank you👍🏼. I have a lot of ideas and plans to work on!

This was a wonderful conference! Highly recommend. (And check out past years' talks too!)

Looking for gold, found a platinum instead

Excellent advice and great storytelling!

Great description of testing assumptions and coming up with a better schema. Also, I love her Kiwi accent! If anyone is giving courses in how to speak NZ, this woman should be an instructor.

Don't make me think! LOL Legend in the flesh!! Awesome.

This is fire!

Thanks for sharing, really enjoyed these insights

I'm having trouble finding the links to the card sorting and tree-testing 101 - can you describe where they are?

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Thanks for all the fish!!!!

I searched about this to see how a usability test looks like and it cuts exactly at the time I was looking for! But still great though.

Really pragmatic advice from one of the most down to earth UX advisers in the business. I'd also recommend Alan Cooper (About Face) and of course Don Norman (book shown in the video) if you want to go further.

You might want to add The Conscious Creative | Practical Ethics for Purposeful Work by Kelly Small to your recommendations.

Wow I feel that I just found a goldmine. That was really an incredible talk!