example of a script. The theme is sound, but they aren't doing it right. All kinds of errors and badness going on

"Startups frequently use surveys as a cheap and easy way to get feedback from users. But the resulting data will only be as good as the survey itself. I often see products with surveys that have easy-to-fix mistakes like misleading questions, improper sampling, and skewed rating scales. That's a shame - these teams could be collecting better data and making better decisions if they just paid a bit more attention to survey design."

You can screw up making a survey. Read this to avoid that.

A nice summary and definition of UX and Experience Design by Marc Hassenzahl with comments by Don Norman and Eric Riess

Landing pages and scrolling. Good article and tests about the 'whatnots and whathaveyous' of page scrolling.

A UX designer community forum. Brilliant idea

A stackExchange or StackOverflow message board. Great discussion going on here

A good definition of 'User Experience Design' and it's sub sections - visual design /// information Arch, Content Strategy, Interaction design /// User Research, Product Discovery

Author talks about using screencasts along with his mockups ... sounds alot like our idea of the CoDec. A mockup doesn't give enough information to the sender. IT's all there, but they don't know how to access it. They don't know the story. The backstory. The 'behind the scenes'. If they don't know, they will make it up. And, what they make up depends largely on impressions of you, personally, not your work. This is a bad way to be, even if it works out in the short-term. In the long run, you want to communicate effectively and rely on solid work, not just 'good feelings'

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"How did you get into the field of user experience?" is a question we get all the time. While the AnswerLab team members all share a passion for improving the digital world, we each have a different tale of what led us here. We're sharing our stories in a new series of user experience expertise blog posts where the AnswerLab team reveals what feeds our curiosity and what led us to UX research.

The origin story of a UX superhero!

Polish UX magazine! Sweet... I dont read polish. But I do love Poland!

A nice post explaining how you can screw up a user test. Along with a helpful list of tips!

this is a snappy little website with directory of UX conferences. Great idea! What can you do there? Answer: Find UX events in your neck of the woods

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Great intro to the IA world by the master, Peter Morville.

This should be read at the conclusion of every design. It's like a pre-flight checklist. luv it.