User Experience Research
When you finish, you can
Plan and run user research that changes a product decision, from interviews to usability tests to a report people read.
Start hereYou need GD-101. Choose one product (an app you use) and research it through the course.
Updated · What changed
How this course updates itselfEvery day we scan the latest information in every field. We share with you what we think is a change as we go through regular course curriculum work, so it's the most current thing possible.
Nothing in the news has changed what this course teaches. The daily scan last checked it on ; when something does change, a dated note with sources appears here.
Debate a counselor
Take a position on User Experience Research. The AI counselor argues the other side, asks you questions back, and cites a source for every fact it states. Sources listed under a reply are the pages it actually found; if none are listed, it is arguing from reasoning only. It is an AI and it can be wrong: check the sources.
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A room for people taking this course, in any language, translated for every reader. Open breakout rooms for one question at a time.
Enter the course roomCourse Syllabus
9h totalPractice
- Write one research question about your product and the decision it would inform.
- Choose a method and justify it.
- Draft a consent script for participants.
Check
Why is 'do users like it?' a bad research question, and what is a better one?
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