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Interview techniques for UX practitioners: a user-centered design method
Much of the work of user-centered design practitioners involves some type of interviewing. While interviewing is an important skill, many colleagues have little or no formal training in interviewing methods and often learn on the job with limited feedback on the quality of their interviews. This b...
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Morgan Kaufmann
2014
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author | Wilson, Chauncey |
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description | Much of the work of user-centered design practitioners involves some type of interviewing. While interviewing is an important skill, many colleagues have little or no formal training in interviewing methods and often learn on the job with limited feedback on the quality of their interviews. This book teaches readers about the three basic interview methods: structured interviews, semi-structured interviews, and unstructured interviews. The author discusses the various strengths, weaknesses, issues with each type of interview, and includes best practices and procedures for conducing effective |
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spelling | cern-16417692021-04-21T21:23:36Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1641769engWilson, ChaunceyInterview techniques for UX practitioners: a user-centered design methodComputing and ComputersMuch of the work of user-centered design practitioners involves some type of interviewing. While interviewing is an important skill, many colleagues have little or no formal training in interviewing methods and often learn on the job with limited feedback on the quality of their interviews. This book teaches readers about the three basic interview methods: structured interviews, semi-structured interviews, and unstructured interviews. The author discusses the various strengths, weaknesses, issues with each type of interview, and includes best practices and procedures for conducing effectiveMorgan Kaufmannoai:cds.cern.ch:16417692014 |
spellingShingle | Computing and Computers Wilson, Chauncey Interview techniques for UX practitioners: a user-centered design method |
title | Interview techniques for UX practitioners: a user-centered design method |
title_full | Interview techniques for UX practitioners: a user-centered design method |
title_fullStr | Interview techniques for UX practitioners: a user-centered design method |
title_full_unstemmed | Interview techniques for UX practitioners: a user-centered design method |
title_short | Interview techniques for UX practitioners: a user-centered design method |
title_sort | interview techniques for ux practitioners: a user-centered design method |
topic | Computing and Computers |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/1641769 |
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