UX research: responsibilities and practical exercise
Understand the needs and obstacles before proposing an interface.
Sixteen sheets to understand the missions, prepare an exercise and evaluate a deliverable in the web trades.
These sheets describe activities and teaching exercises. They do not constitute job offers, certifying courses or recruitment promises.
Understand the needs and obstacles before proposing an interface.
Define a readable interface, its components and their states.
Compose pages consistent with the contents and objectives of the site.
Link user problem, design and feedback on a feature.
Build the interfaces and check their behavior in the browser.
Organize processing, exchanges and data access rules.
Link interface, processing and storage in a full feature.
Transform templates and content into searchable and coherent pages.
Describe expected behaviors, reproduce anomalies and verify corrections.
Arrange useful responses with sources and update instructions.
Diagnose obstacles and bring pages closer to search needs.
Maintain an inventory and coordinate the validation and withdrawal of information.
Define a measurement, check its collection and explain the reading limits.
Clarify the scope, responsibilities and dependencies of a project.
Cut out the needs and decide on their order with verifiable criteria.
Maintain content and coordinate site changes and incidents.
Choose an exercise, keep your test data and tell your choices: problem, constraints, results, checks and limits. A transparent presentation allows you to discuss the work without inventing a customer experience.
Prepare the specifications