“It’s Not a Bug, It’s a Feature” Cheat Sheet for Poor Marketers and Designers
The phrase “It’s not a bug, it’s a feature” has emerged as a notable expression in the fields of software
Usability Testing
Usability testing is a systematic evaluation process that assesses how effectively and efficiently users can interact with a product or system. This method involves observing real users as they complete specific tasks, allowing designers to identify usability issues and gather insights into user behavior and preferences. The findings from usability testing inform iterative design improvements, ultimately enhancing user experience and satisfaction.
Red Teaming for Product Design
Red Teaming is the structured process in which an independent group, known as the “Red Team,” adopts the perspective of
Information Architecture (IA): Tips for Effective Information Structuring
Have you ever wondered why some websites are so easy to use and others are not? It often comes down
Formative vs Summative Usability Studies Explained
Have you ever wondered why some products are a joy to use while others aren’t? It all boils down to
Marketing on the shelf
There was the off-the-shelf product, now there is the on-the-shelf marketing. An example combining several technics in a Customer-friendly and
Ikea Parody: the Ergonomics Lesson
An ergonomics lesson provided by an Ikea video, promoting their paper catalog (the “bookbook™”) is fantastic from many points of
