Agile UX Research Practice in Android
summary
Four actionable methods are described for quick UX feedback: a heuristic checklist that measures screens/clicks and finds a competitor setup takes about 10 minutes longer than expected; RITE rapid iteration that changes prototypes between users with 5–6 users in a day; Cafe probes run on phones in public (21 people, ~90 unlock attempts) that show widgets don’t trigger accidentally but suffer discoverability; and Pulse studies tied to sprints that recruit ~6 users and deliver results in one week for immediate backlog changes.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:58Traditional UX Research Study Timeline
- 6:52Heuristic Evaluation Process
- 9:27RITE Study with prototypes
- 10:26RITE Study Process: One day
- 11:39RITE Study Process: Two days
- 15:45Cafe Study Process
- 19:27Pulse Study Process
- 22:08Pulse Study Step 1: Preparation
- 23:41Lab Setup
- 26:19Execute
- 28:49Debrief with Team
- 29:51Communication
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