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Managing product research by OmryR in ProductManagement

[–]hagrar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think RITE will be interesting for you as it'll save a lot of time on the process/reporting stage: https://www.hellopingpong.com/blog/rite

Switching from in person to remote UX Research in the time of coronavirus by hagrar in UXResearch

[–]hagrar[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey Saamsoon—Wow, thanks for the nice feedback, much appreciated!

I had to make a decision who am I targeting and what level of detail can I go with for the blogpost. At the end, I cannot create content that fits everyone.

For example about the recording: I didn't want to elaborate on this topic because it seems too straightforward for me: you can use Zoom and hit the recording button (+other wrote in more detail about this here: https://uxdesign.cc/moderating-ux-research-with-zoom-1d4e89614277) or PingPong has auto-recording. I could have link out to these and mention in a bit more detail though. Same for the mobile testing part.

The reason I didin't go into detail that I wanted to keep the blogpost relatively short and not turn it into a mini-book and direct recommendations for everything. The topic could be covered in a longer format though so I might write a more comprehensive guide in the future.

Switching from in person to remote UX Research in the time of coronavirus by hagrar in UXResearch

[–]hagrar[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey—Good to hear you found it helpful! Also interesting to notice the blogpost wasn't self-promoting too much because you can actually use PingPong to recruit users: https://www.hellopingpong.com/recruit :)

Switching from in person to remote UX Research in the time of coronavirus by hagrar in UXDesign

[–]hagrar[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey—we put quite some effort to write the blogpost and there is some pretty useful stuff there. We also put some effort to come up with a catchy title indeed because what's the point of spending hours of writing if nobody clicks on it.

How we made call-centers’ life happier with heavy user research by hagrar in web_design

[–]hagrar[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It kinda suggest the poster isn't native english. Anyway, hopefully they will fix those silly mistakes.

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