How do you design a software application in 3 days at a conference? Earlier this year my colleague James Murtagh, a Marketing Manager, pitched the idea of ‘Red Gate Live … Continue reading
July 17, 2012
by Michele Ide-Smith
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Category Archives: User research
October 28, 2011
by Laura Morley
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Lean UX: Lean On Me?
Sisyphus has found some friends! Bear with me; this really is about UX – it’s something we learned in the latest of our regular “UX Lunch” video sessions here at … Continue reading
September 15, 2011
by Revathi Nathaniel
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My 2 cents on sharing UX findings
In the past few months I have been a part of a team working on a project called Migrations. We’ve been developing new feature that will work with SQL Compare … Continue reading
April 2, 2011
by Richard A. Muscat
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Color Matters
A few days ago a new social media iPhone app – Color – launched with much fanfare. I’m not yet 100% sure what the app is but it seems to … Continue reading
February 4, 2011
by Adam Walker
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Feisty Penguins and Elasticated Badgers
I was digging around in the dark, damp vaults of Red Gate’s design directory and discovered this: This wasn’t from a successor to Aardvark (one of Red Gate’s first tools, … Continue reading
January 15, 2010
by Stephen Chambers
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The usability lemming effect
There’s a story often told that if one person stops to look at the sky other people will stop and also begin looking at the sky rapidly creating a group … Continue reading
January 3, 2010
by Richard A. Muscat
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“Beyond Anecdotes” – HCI 2009 Review on UXMatters.com
My review of David Siegel’s qualitative research workshop at the HCI 2009 conference in Cambridge is now up on UXMatters.com Click through to read.