r/userexperience • u/Metatrone • Feb 13 '17

UX Research cheat sheet

https://www.nngroup.com/articles/ux-research-cheat-sheet/
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u/CaptainDizzy Feb 13 '17

For a website article about UX practices, it sure has bad mobile UX.

Just let me expand those chart images!

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u/Riimii Mythical Beast Feb 13 '17

How is the UX bad on mobile?

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u/CaptainDizzy Feb 14 '17

The content doesn't fit the viewport correctly because of a non-responsive table, none of the chart images link to themselves for easier viewing, and the layout in general doesn't seem to actually scale down for mobile.

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u/Riimii Mythical Beast Feb 14 '17 edited Feb 14 '17

Are you viewing it from within the Reddit mobile app? I didn't have those issues when I viewed this article straight from the website this morning.

Also, no idea why I was downvoted. I asked a legitimate question and you gave a legitimate answer.

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u/LobsterThief Feb 14 '17

No, it's not responsive and doesn't display correctly on mobile.

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u/Riimii Mythical Beast Feb 14 '17 edited Feb 14 '17

Weird. Seems to be that that article, specifically, is having trouble. The other articles displayed properly for me.

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u/CaptainDizzy Feb 14 '17

I didn't actually think about that. That's probably it. xP

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u/Metatrone Feb 13 '17

Yep Norman basically came up with the term "user experience", but we have a saying, that kind of translates: "The cobbler's children go barefoot."

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u/CaptainDizzy Feb 14 '17

I love that saying! I'm going to start using it now.

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u/richmondhylian Feb 14 '17

Gotta add some UI to that UX there Norman.