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I aim to provide helpful information about UX research and product discovery. The knowledge on this blog will be made up of content on terminology, methodology, psychology, trends and such. I hope this resource will help you uplift your critical thinking, problem-solving and decision-making skills.

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Strength of Evidence in UX Research

  • Terminology, User Research
The strength of evidence describes how solidly findings contribute to confirming or disproving a supposition. High strength means that the data contributes very solidly to clarification. One could also call the strength of evidence the significance or effectiveness of an experiment.
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Fidelity levels in prototyping – there are more than 3!

  • Terminology, UX Tools and Methods
The fidelity levels in prototyping indicate how similar the prototype is to the actual idea or final product. A low-fidelity prototype is very far from the anticipated final version or, in other words, not very similar to it. On the other hand, a high-fidelity prototype closely resembles the final state.
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UX Research and User Research: what’s the difference?

  • Terminology
After my latest blog post, I was asked the following question: „You used the term ‚UX research‘. How is that different from user research?“ Well, frankly speaking, I think those terms represent the same matter, but I prefer to use the phrase UX research. I will explain later on why.
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