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UX Methods: A Quick Guide to User Experience Research Methods
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About UX Methods: A Quick Guide To User Experience
Product Description UX Methods features 50 different research methods. Each method has concise instructions aimed at getting you in the field gathering insights as quickly as possible. A visual example in storyboard form is included with each method. Readers will quickly find a wide range of methods they can apply in numerous situations. Methods cover situations like user testing, discovering user preferences and behaviors, narrowing project focus with stakeholders and much more. Review "James Panna no and Patrick McNeil have managed to breakdown a huge range of very complex user research and usability testing methods into simple, easy to digest explanations with real life application examples. UX Methods is an exceptional resource and should be required reading for those who are new to the industry. It's also an excellent source of inspiration for seasoned UX veterans, especially when tackling complex problems." - Jennifer Aldrich, UX & Content Strategist at InVisionApp "The book provides a thorough list of methods for collecting and validating UX requirements. It provides a great intro for beginners, and it provides a great cheat sheet for seasoned veterans. These methods are an integral part of my design process, and I use them on a daily basis. The provided examples really bring the methods to life." - Kent Eisenhuth, UX Designer at Google "UX Methods is an invaluable tool kit for building great stuff. Itmakes me wish I had every page printed out on the wall next to meat all times for review. Even the most experienced practitioner needsto be reminded how to build with user focused, easy to understand collaboration, which this publication does brilliantly." - Alexander Reyna, Director, Experience Design, MLB Advanced Media "UX Methods covers a broad range of methods in a way that is both thorough and concise. A must-have resource for any professional or student in a UX design eld. I recommend all UX teams have a copy for reference." - Victor Yocco, PhD, UX Research Director at EY Intuitive About the Author James Pannafino is an Associate Professor at Millersville University in Pennsylvania. He teaches web, interaction, experience and motion design courses for the (BDes) Bachelor of Design degree. His research interests include interactive design fundamentals, interdisciplinary design, visual storytelling and digital narrative forms. James wrote and published Interdisciplinary Interaction Design: A Visual Guide to Basic Theories, Models and Ideas for Thinking and Designing for Interactive Web Design and Digital Device Experiences. jamespannafino.com interdisciplinaryinteractiondesign.com Patrick McNeil is a UX Architect and passionate advocate of users everywhere. He holds a master's degree in Human-Computer Interaction and has a long history in both technology and design. Patrick is the creator of Design Meltdown, and the author of The Web Designer's Idea Book series and The Mobile Web Designer's Idea Book. pmcneil.com thewebdesignersideabook.com
