Empower Your Users by Avoiding Language Ambiguity in Your UX Designs
Many of us have experienced ambiguity in words when we hear something like “let me put you on hold for a few minutes"‚ “He will be back in a few...
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Many of us have experienced ambiguity in words when we hear something like “let me put you on hold for a few minutes"‚ “He will be back in a few...
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Read moreThe first post in this series talked about the fundamentals of asking questions in UX research. This article describes how we ask questions...
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Read moreSurveys, interviews, usability tests and other UX research methods are meant to elicit information to help us clearly understand a user/customer...
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