Angela M Cirucci, Urszula M Pruchniewska
UX Research Methods for Media and Communication Studies
An Introduction to Contemporary Qualitative Methods
Angela M Cirucci, Urszula M Pruchniewska
UX Research Methods for Media and Communication Studies
An Introduction to Contemporary Qualitative Methods
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A comprehensive guide to qualitative research methods in user experience (UX), the interaction between humans and digital products, designed for media and communication students.
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A comprehensive guide to qualitative research methods in user experience (UX), the interaction between humans and digital products, designed for media and communication students.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 194
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Februar 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 445g
- ISBN-13: 9781032020785
- ISBN-10: 1032020784
- Artikelnr.: 62570408
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 194
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Februar 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 445g
- ISBN-13: 9781032020785
- ISBN-10: 1032020784
- Artikelnr.: 62570408
Angela M. Cirucci is Assistant Professor of Communication Studies at Rowan University. Her work explores the symbolic meaning of programming languages, the intersection of institutional practice and user knowledge, and user experience. She also examines how digital spaces impact the lives of marginalized communities. She frequently teaches classes on New Media and Communication, Participatory Media, User Experience Design and Research, and Communication Research Methods. Urszula M. Pruchniewska is a Senior UX Researcher in the nonprofit industry. She is committed to promoting inclusivity and diversity in research and design practices and to using technology for positive social change. Previously, she was Assistant Professor of Communication Studies at Kutztown University, where she taught User Experience Design and Research, Communication Research Methods, Social Media Ethics, and Social Media Theory and Strategy.
Section 1: Introduction 1. What is UX? 2. Biased Digital Structures and UX
3. How Did We Get Here? 4. Interfaces and Navigation Section 2: Preparing
Your Study 5. Design Thinking Mindset 6. Planning a UX Research Project 7.
Reporting and Presenting Findings Section 3: Methods 8. Traditional
Research Methods Overview: Interviews, Focus Groups, Qualitative Surveys,
Observations, and Thematic Analyses 9. Emotional Journey Mapping 10.
Screenshot Diaries 11. Breakup and Love Letters 12. Contextual Inquiry 13.
Personas and Scenarios 14. Problem Trees 15. Cognitive Mapping 16. Brain
Writing and Darkside Writing 17. Card Sorting and Tree Testing 18.
Heuristic Evaluations and Walkthroughs as Critical Analysis 19. Usability
Testing 20. A/B Testing
3. How Did We Get Here? 4. Interfaces and Navigation Section 2: Preparing
Your Study 5. Design Thinking Mindset 6. Planning a UX Research Project 7.
Reporting and Presenting Findings Section 3: Methods 8. Traditional
Research Methods Overview: Interviews, Focus Groups, Qualitative Surveys,
Observations, and Thematic Analyses 9. Emotional Journey Mapping 10.
Screenshot Diaries 11. Breakup and Love Letters 12. Contextual Inquiry 13.
Personas and Scenarios 14. Problem Trees 15. Cognitive Mapping 16. Brain
Writing and Darkside Writing 17. Card Sorting and Tree Testing 18.
Heuristic Evaluations and Walkthroughs as Critical Analysis 19. Usability
Testing 20. A/B Testing
Section 1: Introduction 1. What is UX? 2. Biased Digital Structures and UX
3. How Did We Get Here? 4. Interfaces and Navigation Section 2: Preparing
Your Study 5. Design Thinking Mindset 6. Planning a UX Research Project 7.
Reporting and Presenting Findings Section 3: Methods 8. Traditional
Research Methods Overview: Interviews, Focus Groups, Qualitative Surveys,
Observations, and Thematic Analyses 9. Emotional Journey Mapping 10.
Screenshot Diaries 11. Breakup and Love Letters 12. Contextual Inquiry 13.
Personas and Scenarios 14. Problem Trees 15. Cognitive Mapping 16. Brain
Writing and Darkside Writing 17. Card Sorting and Tree Testing 18.
Heuristic Evaluations and Walkthroughs as Critical Analysis 19. Usability
Testing 20. A/B Testing
3. How Did We Get Here? 4. Interfaces and Navigation Section 2: Preparing
Your Study 5. Design Thinking Mindset 6. Planning a UX Research Project 7.
Reporting and Presenting Findings Section 3: Methods 8. Traditional
Research Methods Overview: Interviews, Focus Groups, Qualitative Surveys,
Observations, and Thematic Analyses 9. Emotional Journey Mapping 10.
Screenshot Diaries 11. Breakup and Love Letters 12. Contextual Inquiry 13.
Personas and Scenarios 14. Problem Trees 15. Cognitive Mapping 16. Brain
Writing and Darkside Writing 17. Card Sorting and Tree Testing 18.
Heuristic Evaluations and Walkthroughs as Critical Analysis 19. Usability
Testing 20. A/B Testing