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Don't Let Your Customers Drift Away

Sagi Chaitas, Consultant

“Do you have a good hotel recommendation in York?” asked one of my best friends this morning. “Nah, “ I replied, as my experience from our stay last year was pretty lackluster. During a one-day stopover, I booked a room late in the afternoon at a quaint hotel.  We checked-in, dropped our luggage in the room… Read More

 

When Customers Work for You…

By Rose Matthews, Senior Customer Experience Consultant

A couple weekends back I went to the Glastonbury Music Festival. It was in England. In June. In a field. It rained. It got muddy. This is a festival with a main site area of nine square miles and a population of around 170,000. It contains 35 main stages hosting countless performers, plus a seemingly… Read More

 

When is Time a Useful Metric?

Dr Alex Dewitt, Senior Customer Experience Consultant

Why measure time? When conducting user experience studies, it is useful to measure certain aspects of the products performance, such as number of errors and level of user satisfaction. Time is a metric which seems like a no brainer because it is absolute, easy to measure, and easy to interpret. Timing how long a user… Read More

 

Radical or Conformist? A Design Choice

Dr Alex DeWitt. Senior Customer Experience Consultant

Within the information design sphere there is always a need to meet multiple objectives; please your client, please the end user, meet business requirements, and stay within technology limitations. One of the most fundamental questions this can raise is the extent to which your design should be radical, cool, or revolutionary, as opposed to standard,… Read More

 
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