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Example Task for a UX (User Experience) Interview The challenge with questions like that, however, is that they lack context. I can review a web site as-seen, but I can't truly provide UX feedback without fully understanding their current users, their business objectives, sales strategies, marketing plans, etc. So it might be best to keep it very specific. Perhaps "Please review our site and provide some heuristic usability feedback". |
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Example Task for a UX (User Experience) Interview 'UX' is an incredibly broad set of skills. So, unless you are specifically looking for a very particular set of UX skills, I don't see how a 'test' will really give you much insight into the person as a whole. |
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Designing for 1280 "new minimum resolution is 1280" = what do you mean by that? As for your context of being an older audience and trends towards viewing multiple sites, I'd say 1280 is a rather odd extreme to choose. |
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Maximun number of page scrolls (or swipes) on mobile website I think you answered your question with "but longer pages are ok if it's engaging and relevant". It's hard to say what is the 'ideal' length of a page as it's dependent on the content and tasks being performed--rather than the device itself. |
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How can I make my UX work more “fun”? As an aside, I don't think this is a bad question--though it could benefit from some rewording. I think a lot of people run into this same struggle. |
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How can I make my UX work more “fun”? I am a UXer in a big corporation who also can write code. I have the same itches you do. Agile is a place where one can work and see something actually taking shape and I think anyone with your skill sets likely is frustrated with any document-heavy process (as am I). personally, I think that's a good thing--good UX, to me, is about BUILDING better products and services--not DOCUMENTING what might become better products and services. ;) |
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May 16 |
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Why at some web are pages always from 1,2,3 … for newest messages? I think your complaint is more about how pagination is implemented. |
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May 14 |
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Any Research on User Experience Perceptions of Native Apps vs Web or Hybrid Apps @3nafish yes! Exactly! I think we're on the exact same page there. It is important to distinguish between those. |
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Any Research on User Experience Perceptions of Native Apps vs Web or Hybrid Apps @sirtimbly when you say 'viewed in a webview' do you mean that the app is still loading an external web app via a client-server model? Or are you simply saying it's a standalone native app--but built with phonegap? If the latter, 3nafish's answer doesn't directly address that. |
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May 10 |
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Showing MSRP / Regular Price in regards to a discount I feel that this is almost a black pattern when it comes to UX. It's really a marketing/sales technique and I believe (only a hunch, mind you) that most UX folks would prefer one price be listed. |
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May 10 |
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Ideal column width for paragraphs online There is no correlation with words-per-line and browser window width as browser windows can be almost any width. |
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May 10 |
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Night/Day Mode Toggle This sounds neat, but note that most devices have fairly accessible brightness settings already that a user is likely using to accomodate bright vs. dark environments. |
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May 9 |
reviewed | Approve suggested edit on tools tag wiki excerpt |
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May 9 |
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Do users need 3 ways to change sound volume on their computer? The hardware one controls the system one. The file one is a subset of the system one. Still not ideal by any means, but they aren't 'multiplied'. |
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How can the mode of a car's transmission be made more clear? (as an example, I very often run into 'problems' sent to UX to resolve that are service design problems, or content issues more than issues with the actual UX). |
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How can the mode of a car's transmission be made more clear? +1 for pointing out that the best way to figure out a solution, is to fully figure out the problem. Coming up with UX solutions to a poorly defined problem doesn't often result in improvements. |
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How can the mode of a car's transmission be made more clear? As for 'always leaving car in one gear' if that is a real issue, then I think it's a valid question, but I don't know of any data that says that's a real issue. Most everyone I know that drive a stick has a habit of putting the vehicle in neutral as they start the vehicle. |
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How can the mode of a car's transmission be made more clear? It's an interesting hypothetical, but I think in reality, anyone that drives a stick intuitively and habitually always shifts before accelerating. |
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answered | Minimalism, Maximalism(?) or whatever? |
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awarded | Nice Question |
