What user researchers do when they're not researching
A lot of teams aren't used to having a user researcher embedded full time.
A lot of teams aren't used to having a user researcher embedded full time.
User research may be a team sport, but it’s not uncommon to be the only user researcher in your team.
It's been another busy week of user research. Here are some of the highlights.
We thought you might find it interesting to see some of the work that user researchers at GDS get up to each week. Here's a small sample of things we've done this week.
Our user researchers work with project teams throughout a service lifecycle. They’re not just testing usability, they’re researching with users and feeding insights back to the team all the time.
From April 2013, all new or redesigned digital services must meet the Digital by Default Service Standard. Understanding and responding to user needs is at the heart of the standard so, when your team comes up for assessment, it’s important that …
At least a dozen times a week I find myself saying to someone: We call it user research not user testing. We test our design, our words and our ideas. We don’t test our users. It’s a little thing, some …
User research doesn't have the best reputation for fitting well into agile project teams. Agile requires speed - getting useful insights to an agile team quickly can be difficult to achieve.
This blog showcases the projects user researchers are working on across government in the UK.
It's what we're learning and thinking about and a place for us to share case studies and project updates.