Articles about Español
Business Origami: Learning, Empathizing, and Building with Users
Business origami is a participatory design method for creating a map of the ecosystem surrounding a product, design, or other solution. [Read More]
Designing Education: Educating Design
New ideas in e-learning are both designing education and educating design. The new educational experience includes interdisciplinary teaching and exploratory learning [Read More]
Educational Technology in Mexico: Developing New Tools for Students in Latin American
Designing effective learning tools and technology for education in Mexico requires an understanding of the diverse cultural, economic, and political issues unique to the region. [Read More]
UX Advocacy in a University Context: Strategies and Tactics for Multiple Stakeholders
Designing university websites presents a complex set of challenges. Being methodical in identifying internal and external users, and understanding operational, tactical and strategic considerations is essential. [Read More]
Visual Analytics: Uncovering the Why in Your Data
Traditional web analytics can be difficult to translate into decisions. Visualizing analytics data provides insights into users’ behavior and removes opinions from the design process. [Read More]
Building the Next-Gen UX Team: Strategies for Cultivating Generalists
With the rise of agile development, conditions are ripe for the return of the user experience generalist. User experience departments need tactics to build generalists, instead of specialists. (Full article available in English and Español) [Read More]
The Future of UX Research: Uncovering the True Emotions of Our Users
A brave new world of user experience research that includes physiological responses is on its way. Stay tuned as the tools become more economical and practical. [Read More]
Social Media Systems in Times of Disaster: Users Becoming Participants
During time of disaster like bombings and hurricanes, everyday people heavily use social media systems to connect with each other and establish a network. Is social media ready for that kind of use? [Read More]
Educational Games: Ten Design Tips for Immersive Learning Experiences
Ten practical tips from designing a game to teach a complex biomedical topic. Even more challenging, the audience was non-gamer health professionals. (Full article available in English and Español) [Read More]
Expect the Unexpected: Tips for Conducting Global Research
Global research presents unique logistical and cultural challenges that may conflict with researcher and stakeholder assumptions. Open-mindedness and preparation are key to a successful project. (Full article available in English and Español) [Read More]
Measuring Perceptions: Meeting the Challenge of Perceived Quality
Measuring user perceptions is a difficult challenge. The Perceived Quality Test helps researchers quantify users’ perceptions. (Full article available in English and Español) [Read More]
Multiple Skills: The Ultimate UX Career Path Expander
Six case studies show how a broader skill set increases your influence and expands your career options as a UX professional. (Full article available in Español) [Read More]
How the Other Half Live: UX Design in Brazil and New Zealand
Insights on global UX research from eight UX professionals in Brazil and New Zealand. Research tools, favorite resources, and love of the work are shared in these two very disparate countries. [Read More]
Website Translation: Deciding How and What to Translate
With the growth of global websites designed for mobile access, translating website content into multiple languages is becoming more important, especially for global businesses. [Read More]
Questions to Ask in Omni-Channel UX Research: Insights from a Mobile Wallet Study in Sao Paulo
Omni-channel research for a mobile wallet study in Brazil reveals key research questions to ask to ensure you are identifying cultural nuances. (Full article available in English and Español) [Read More]
Lessons Learned: Designing a Collaborative Space for a Region
Creating a collaboration space for projects spanning 30 countries in Latin America, an organization learned lessons about the need for a strong UX process. [Read More]
Gaining Competitive Advantage: Rethinking “The Competition”
A competitive analysis must consider many different factors in the user experience. Competitors may be upstream, downstream, or simultaneous. Analogous products help understand user expectations and can provide inspiration. (Full article available in English and Español) [Read More]
Bridging the Content Gap: Ten Ways to Motivate People to Produce Good Web Content
This article provides ten tips to help motivate content producers to create high-quality content. With the right plan and approach, content production needn’t delay a project. (Full article available in English and Español) [Read More]
