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In unmoderated usability tests, since researchers are not present to explain the task / question or do further probing with participants, effective task / questions should be written.

Interviewing a variety of participants is always helpful to gain experience and a more nuanced understanding of users' needs.

More participants doesn't always mean that the research will be of a higher quality. Recruiting the correct participants in your usability study can meaningfully optimize your sample size without affecting the results. That is why if you’re finding it difficult to recruit high quality participants, we recommend tapping the help of research recruitment experts. 

First impression testing highly crucial in order to optimize a landing page. Also called 5 Second Test, a landing page design and its options are shown to the participants for a limited time duration.

As technology advances, UX research practices must also adapt to the changing needs of users. From cutting-edge technologies like Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to new approaches in Remote UX Research, Virtual Reality and Biometrics, we'll explore the emerging trends in the UX field and we provide use cases of each of them. Whether you are a UX researcher, a product designer, or a business leader, this blog will give you an overview of the trends shaping the future of UX research.

A/B testing is an experimentation process that allows researchers and designers to determine the best performing version(A vs. B) of a text, image, page, and user flow.