Designing Mobile Navigation
Many organizations with large, content-rich websites struggle with mobile navigation, and we wanted to identify research-backed best practices that would help overcome some of these common design challenges.
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Putting the “User” in UX
Looking to start incorporating user research into your projects? Julie shares some easy ways to enrich your products with first-person user research.
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Recruiting for User Research: A Toolkit for Finding Insightful Participants
Make better products with this kit that streamlines the process of brainstorming where to find users, actually contacting users, and tracking your wins.
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Sparkbox UnConference: UX Therapy Recordings
Sparkbox provided solutions for common user experience and design problems.
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3 Sketching Techniques to Improve Collaboration in Discovery and Kickoff Meetings
Give every team member a voice in your Discovery and kickoff meeting with scenario sketching, visual note taking, and goal-based sketching.
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Case Study: Homepage Optimization Through Usability Testing
How we helped a leading academic medical center make their homepage more patient-centered through user research and usability testing.
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Check Your Design’s ROI with a Comparative Usability Test
Julie shares when and how to run a comparative usability test to make sure your investment is worthwhile.
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3 Reasons Why Moderated Usability Testing Should Be In Your UX Toolkit
In a web filled with asynchronous automated usability testing tools, Julie shares why moderated usability testing is still a go-to method for user research and design evaluation.
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Does UX Matter When You're Paying Your User to Use Your Product?
UX is linked to productivity, performance, and experience. Brittany, a 2016 Sparkbox apprentice, covers why employers should provide solid UX to meet business needs.
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Dark Patterns
Disguised ads, hidden options, impossible to delete accounts—as more people make money off the web, more dark patterns emerge. Kasey shares a dark pattern she and her daughter found recently on a children’s site and one easy way to help us all avoid the temptation of the dark side.
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