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Homepage of the website is not just a decorative shop front. It is the relevance of the content and the order in which it is presented along with the aesthetic mix which makes a website usable, homepage usability is the first factor to consider while conducting your website design brainstorms and creating wireframes.

Leadership teams in organizations need ROI data to make business decisions. However, UX is subjective and accurate measurement does not exist. How does someone measure intuitive design, ease of use, brand recall and satisfaction?

Rachel is a user experience researcher and strategist. A self-proclaimed nerd of all trades, she loves to learn about everything that crosses her path. In addition to being an avid learner herself, Rachel also has a passion for helping others shine their voice through her research, writing, and editing skills.

As a refresher, cheatsheets address a need to make a quick reference and reinforce your understanding about a topic. Therefore Cheat sheets become a handy reference to also give that much needed bit-size refresher on the topic close to your heart - of course, user research!

It is not surprising to know there are still many bad websites. How often do you leave a website without having figured out how to find your way to achieve what you wanted to?

This is Part 1 of the UX Research Cheatsheet series covering UX research. We take up one topic which is our First Cheatsheet. Further topics will be covered in Part 2 and subsequent blogs in this series. So watch this space!