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Hoy quiero escribir y compartir algo que resulta muy útil acerca de cómo implementar operaciones para investigación con usuarios. Vamos a llamarlo "Pasos para implementar #ResearchOps". No es el día de explicar qué son, es el día para llevarnos algo directamente accionable. 🧵
2/13 Para implementar #ResearchOps lo primero que tenemos que hacer es recoger información sobre la situación de partida. Debemos plantearnos conocer cómo se está abordando actualmente la investigación y el desarrollo de producto.
3/13 Nos tenemos que hacer este tipo de preguntas:
🔸 ¿Cuál es la madurez de la organización?
🔸 ¿Cómo es mi equipo?
🔸 ¿Por qué investiga mi equipo?
🔸 ¿Qué tipo de investigación realizan los equipos?
🔸 ¿Cuál es la logística para la investigación actual?
🔸 ¿Cuál es la madurez de la organización?
🔸 ¿Cómo es mi equipo?
🔸 ¿Por qué investiga mi equipo?
🔸 ¿Qué tipo de investigación realizan los equipos?
🔸 ¿Cuál es la logística para la investigación actual?
Guess what folks? the #ResearchOps Community is 3 years old!!
We'll do a little thread of the past 3 years below, but we'd ❤️ to hear what the Community means to you, or the ways in which all the hard work of the community has impacted on your thinking about Ops?
We'll do a little thread of the past 3 years below, but we'd ❤️ to hear what the Community means to you, or the ways in which all the hard work of the community has impacted on your thinking about Ops?
In March 9, 2018, @katetowsey sent out a tweet asking if anyone wants to get together and nerd out about this thing she's calling Research Operations. She says she thought maybe 20 people would reply...
After we got to around 500 people, we got together and decided we should know what this thing 'ReOps' was...little did we know it would turn into 34 workshops in 17 countries!
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Hey everyone 👋
We’re doing some testing of a new body font, which is more decorative than our current one.
Initial usability/legibility went well, but wasn’t performed with Dyslexic or partially sighted participants. So we’re looking to put that right.
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We’re doing some testing of a new body font, which is more decorative than our current one.
Initial usability/legibility went well, but wasn’t performed with Dyslexic or partially sighted participants. So we’re looking to put that right.
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Recruitment for Dyslexic participants is fine, but it’s partially sighted / visually impaired that I’m looking for more insight on. Given it’s font testing, it wont be screenreader specific or JAWS, anything like that, but maybe testing blurriness, zooming etc.
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Does anyone have any insight into how best to run a session with visually impaired users, but when testing something so specific like a font (so readability), rather than general usability?
#UserExperience #UserResearch #ResearchOps
#UserExperience #UserResearch #ResearchOps
Just wrapped up two weeks of contextual inquiry, so I thought I’d share a few suggestions on conducting contextual inquiry/ethnographies/fieldwork:
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Topics:
1) Safety
2) Etiquette
3) Logistics
IMO, the best resource on fieldwork is @sladner. If you want to know *how & why* to do fieldwork, read ‘Practical Ethnography’! I just want to share some tactical tips for researchers so the work goes smoothly.
1) Safety
2) Etiquette
3) Logistics
IMO, the best resource on fieldwork is @sladner. If you want to know *how & why* to do fieldwork, read ‘Practical Ethnography’! I just want to share some tactical tips for researchers so the work goes smoothly.
Disclaimers:
-This is long, but it’s not exhaustive. Lemme know what I missed.
-I have blind spots. As a cis-het white guy born & raised in the US, I have more blind spots than most. If you see my blind spots, plz let me know so I don’t repeat the same mistake.
-This is long, but it’s not exhaustive. Lemme know what I missed.
-I have blind spots. As a cis-het white guy born & raised in the US, I have more blind spots than most. If you see my blind spots, plz let me know so I don’t repeat the same mistake.
1. I feel like the great debate on Research unicorns is happening like it did with user experience design.
2. A few people really are a unicorn, a lot of people say they are in interviews, but it’s really more than a single role.
3. Research needs tools & support systems to make evidence-based business decisions with it.
