Weekly Challenge 1 Research in the design process
Weekly Challenge 1 Research in the design process of Start the UX Design Process Empathize Define and Ideate
Imagine that a UX designer creates an app for saving, organizing, and streaming podcasts. After conducting interviews, the designer learns that users lack interest in an app feature that lets them add custom podcast tags. The designer has invested dozens of hours in this feature’s design. They continue to refine it, even though other user-identified issues are pending resolution.
What can the researcher do to avoid impacts of the sunk cost fallacy? Select all that apply.
Imagine that a UX designer creates an app for saving, organizing, and streaming podcasts. To learn about users’ experiences with their product, the designer conducts interviews with a select group of target users: podcast enthusiasts. The research team has a hypothesis that podcast enthusiasts prefer long-form, polished content—rather than talk radio and news—so they ask a series of questions about how users interact with this content.
How can the researcher avoid the impact of confirmation bias? Select all that apply.
Imagine that a UX designer creates an app for saving, organizing, and streaming podcasts. After conducting interviews, the designer learns that users lack interest in an app feature that lets them add custom podcast tags. The designer has invested dozens of hours in this feature’s design. They continue to refine it, even though other user-identified issues are pending resolution.
What can the researcher do to avoid impacts of the sunk cost fallacy? Select all that apply.
12. Consider the following scenario:
Imagine that a UX designer creates an app for saving, organizing, and streaming podcasts. After conducting interviews, the designer learns that users lack interest in an app feature that lets them add custom podcast tags. The designer has invested dozens of hours in this feature’s design. They continue to refine it, even though other user-identified issues are pending resolution.
What can the researcher do to avoid impacts of the sunk cost fallacy? Select all that apply.
Imagine that a UX designer creates an app for saving, organizing, and streaming podcasts. After conducting interviews, the designer learns that users lack interest in an app feature that lets them add custom podcast tags. The designer has invested dozens of hours in this feature’s design. They continue to refine it, even though other user-identified issues are pending resolution.
What can the researcher do to avoid impacts of the sunk cost fallacy? Select all that apply.
