6 min
Mixed Methods Research 101: The Key to Confident Product Decisions
Definition, benefits, and examples of mixed methods research.
6 min
Definition, benefits, and examples of mixed methods research.
5 min
It can be tricky to make participants feel comfortable in challenging study environments. Use these tips to help them give their best feedback.
3 min
NASA honored with 2024 Webby Awards for the reimagined NASA.gov website and the new streaming service, NASA+.
4 min
Why investing in customer research makes sense for your brand and business.
10 min
With multiple data sets, it can be hard to know where to start. Connect your research findings and define your customer experience KPIs with CSOs.
5 min
Secondary research, like desk research, is a powerful tool for practitioners to add to their research toolkits. Here’s why you should consider adding it to your next project.
3 min
A look at evaluative research and how you can use it to improve your products and services.
1 min
Your questions answered.
4 min
Learn how to select and prioritize UX metrics based on your business goals.
4 min
Learn how rage clicks can help you detect user frustration and make data-driven decisions to improve your site.
3 min
A look at usability testing and how to get started.
1 min
A look at usability benchmarking and how to get started.
5 min
In collaboration with colleagues within and outside of Blink, plus a fair amount of experimenting at home, Chief Innovation Officer Kelly Franznick put together a set of protocols for a safe return to our user research labs.
1 min
Identify your market competitors to evaluate their strengths and weaknesses. Contact us today to learn more about conducting competitor analysis for your product, service, or experience.
9 min
What do we mean by remote research? When is remote research the right choice? What are some tips for dealing with the challenges that come along with this approach?
3 min
Incorporating analytics into UX processes and research methods can add value in many ways. Project teams should use a combination of different data types to consistently measure data (in the wild) about usability and user behavior.
6 min
We often perform tests on digital devices such as mobile phones, tablets, and computers. However, there are times when we need to observe user behavior that extends beyond a screen – and this always excites us!