October 1, 2015 | UX
by Elizabeth Kormesser When starting a new career in UX, having a great portfolio is the best way to really set you apart from your peers. Once you have had a chance to start putting […]
September 30, 2015 | eye tracking UX Wearables
by Andrew Schall Wearables are fun and cool, but aren’t always useful or usable An exciting array of new smart wearable devices are available to consumers, but very few have proven to be useful enough […]
September 28, 2015 | Uncategorized usability UX
by Matt Bruce The word taxonomy is essentially defined as the study of general principles of scientific classification, or the orderly classification of things according to their presumed relationships. In other words, taxonomy is […]
September 24, 2015 | usability UX UX Fellows
by Yufen Chen With one fifth of the world’s population, China’s market is divided into Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Hong Kong and Taiwan are considered distinct markets within Greater China, as each […]
September 4, 2015 | Uncategorized usability UX
by Troy Abel This blog post is an introduction to Participatory Design (PD) and the methodologies that encompass PD. This is the first in a series of PD themed blog posts, so stay tuned for […]
September 3, 2015 | usability UX
by Matt Bruce Have you ever heard the expression ‘failing to plan is planning to fail’? Well, as true as the expression may be, you’ll often find yourself in situations where things such as […]
By David Hoberman Ask any UX designer or Human Factors researcher about their most memorable moments planning or running usability tests, and you’ll hear some real eye-openers. From challenging client relations, to logistical nightmares, […]
September 1, 2015 | mobile Uncategorized usability UX
by Matt Bruce In the technologically advanced and incredibly mobilized world we live in today, there’s constant pressure on organizations and businesses to provide customers with a great mobile user experience. According to Google’s Consumer […]
| Competitive Benchmark Study Uncategorized usability UX
by Phil McGuinness Are you a User Experience professional who uses online survey tools to deliver insights? If so, you’re in luck! For the last four years, I’ve been working extensively with various online […]
August 28, 2015 | Medical Personas usability UX
by Jonathan Knopf Whether you ask patients, physicians, or administrators, they all have the same overall opinion of the healthcare system. “Its all over the place.” Your typical radiologist and primary care […]
August 26, 2015 | remote testing UX
by Andrew Schall Understanding how your users think about the organization of content. If your users can’t find the information that they are seeking, it might as well not be there at all. An […]
August 13, 2015 | Android iPhone mobile usability UX Wearables
by Eugenio Santiago The Apple Watch, released this past Spring, has caused companies to pay close attention to the quickly evolving wearable space. Consumers are looking to see if there is a tipping point for […]
July 8, 2015 | KLUE mobile Strategy UX
by Troy Abel Looking for a cutting-edge, quick and easy way to get your designs from concept to interactive prototype? Working in an agile design environment and need insight into the usability of your concept […]
July 7, 2015 | Conferences Global Research UX
Global Research pros from Groupon, eBay, Google and Key Lime Interactive were seated on a panel at the International UXPA Conference event in San Diego in late June. They came together to share their words […]
June 11, 2015 | Competitive Index Press Releases usability UX
by Jennifer Knodler It’s been a few years now, but I recall distinctly when the transition to mobile in the travel industry happened. I was in the midst of traveling often for business and I […]
| Conferences Innovative Thinking usability UX
by Jonathan Knopf The Gaming Analytics Summit held in San Francisco brought together a nice crowd of headliner video games such as Minecraft, Call of Duty, Destiny, Angry Birds, and Candy Crush. In attendance were […]
May 28, 2015 | App Development Innovative Thinking ipad iPhone mobile News usability UX Wearables
by Kathleen Henning I received my Apple Watch this past Thursday. I chose the space grey Apple Watch sport with the black band, which was worth the wait. It’s fairly subtle, with one person (okay, […]
May 13, 2015 | Innovative Thinking UX
by Andrew Schall In a recent collaboration with User Experience Magazine I published an article entitled: The Future of UX Research: Uncovering the True Emotions of Our Users. The motivation for writing this article was […]
| Conferences mobile banking usability UX
by Eugenio Santiago There were two topics in particular that I found most interesting at this year’s NetFinance conference in Miami: Digital strategies to support the Omni-channel experience Is Personal Finance Management (PFM) dead? The […]
| Conferences Innovative Thinking Strategy usability UX UX Maturity
by Rick Damaso Let’s face it. We have become a “Google it” society. We can answer almost any question in .00012 seconds (according to Google’s search results page) and get a pretty accurate response. So, […]
April 9, 2015 | Innovative Thinking News usability UX
by Eugenio Santiago For all you sports fans I’m sure you’ve seen and formed an opinion about the new ESPN responsive website. Most of the comments I’ve seen have been negative. In fact, most site […]
| Conferences Innovative Thinking News Strategy usability UX
by Kathleen Henning One of the big themes of nearly every SXSW event we attended was personalization. Even events about the Future of TV had panelists talking about supplemental apps or making sure people could […]
March 16, 2015 | Cultural Impact Innovative Thinking UX
by Kelley Parsons A few weeks ago, many of us woke to a media firestorm surrounding the question, ‘What color is that dress, gold and white or blue and black’? While many shrugged and said, […]
by Phil McGuinness In one of those rare and fine occurrences where work and play intersect, I found myself at the Games User Research Summit at the Sony Computer Entertainment facility in San Mateo on March […]
by Kelly Nercess They say time flies when you’re having fun, but it really flies when you spend your days solving business challenges with smart targeted research. Key Lime Interactive started as just an idea that […]
