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UX research, like any other industry, has a lot of jargon. Experts say that we could do with less of them. If you’re new to UX, or experiencing mild memory loss after a particularly fun vacation, don’t worry. I got you. Here are 7 UXR terms you need to know, and what they mean. #uxjargon
Natalie Fung
2mo
Kritika Oberoi Usability testing is so true! It's like being forever stuck in an Escape Room, where you try to give participants false hope of getting out unscathed.
Aman Khan
2mo
"Stakeholder management" What it actually means: Getting absolutely annoyed with poles apart request from stakeholders and then somehow managing to design something everyone approves
Anjum Shaikh
2mo
Couldn’t agree more on user personas. Many times there is no ideal user that even fits the fictional character you have created. People are more complex than the characters we try to fit them into.
Swaraj Adhikari
2mo
Ooo maa goo turu lobe...I don't know why I chose to comment..sorry guyz
Usability testing description is the best! We cry inside and have to pretend everything is alright. 😂
Hassan Ali
2mo
If we have been taught/teach everything this way it'll be learning and fun at the same time. Thanks for sharing Kritika Oberoi
Vimal Solanki
2mo
If we keep aside business owners who are neck deep in tech, do you think others do care about OR are aware of OR even ready to spend on UX research and related stuff?
That's funny 😅
UX Designer at Deloitte | YouTube 25K+ | Content Creator | Teaching Design Simply | Specialised in Design Systems
2moGreat work🙌🏻 But I think you mis understood the term 'Affordances' it's actually the definition of Signifiers and Affordance will be Exiting the door, is there any door that can be opened? If yes then its the affordance that you can exit through .👍🏻 But great work!