Articles about Data

Tor Browser: Changing How You Access the Internet
Letterboxing allows users to change their window size and still protects them from being tracked.

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Get a sense of users' expectation mismatch when using a privacy-first browser versus how the browser needs to work to protect privacy. [Read More]

Games UX Testing with Artificial Intelligence
Example map of a game level featuring fenced in green space with buildings, trees, rocks, and so on. There are colored lines depicting the paths each AI-agent has taken and their engagements with point of interest (such as enemies and collectables).

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Game developers gain insights from working on projects that use game evaluation tools supported by artificial intelligence. [Read More]

Supporting Mainframe Data Compliance: A UX Approach

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Build user knowledge and apply UX principles to improve user decision-making and data identification to ensure mainframe data compliance. [Read More]

Getting Practical with Trust: A Designer’s Toolkit

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Are designers the key to closing the trust gap? They might be. This article showcases the practicalities of how. [Read More]

Time Change: How the UX of Time Begins Below the UI
One-month calendar with list of times showing for chosen date.

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This article discusses the challenges faced, the importance of UX research, and the research process in the Indian manufacturing industry in the era of the Internet of Things. [Read More]

Chatbots: Consider Using Them for Automating Research Study Participant Communication

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Chatbots are an effective tool for automating communication with research participants. Learn how a chatbot was built to communicate with participants via SMS on their phone. [Read More]

The Evolution of UX Research: A Job Posting Analysis

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Looking to becoming a UX researcher, evolve your career, or train others? Learn insights about the state of UX research from a job postings analysis. [Read More]

Writing Usable Survey Questions: 10 Things All UX Researchers Should Know

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By following a few simple guidelines, you can create surveys that are more usable for your participants and will generate more useful data for you. [Read More]

Diversify the Data in Data-Driven Design: Creative Pairings of Quant and Qual

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Thinking critically and creatively about how you use data to drive design decisions will result in better experiences for users. [Read More]

Capturing the Vibe of a Neighborhood: Exploring Through Geotagged Tweets

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Using tweets to understand what a geographical neighborhood is like shows both the promise and some of the limitations of big data analysis. [Read More]