I recently coordinated and hosted a Miro webinar called “Focus on Facilitators” with 3 expert facilitators. Whether you are looking to facilitate your first remote workshop or uplevel your facilitation skills, these takeaways and resources will be handy. Planning your first remote workshop as a novice facilitator During my user research sessions I learned that facilitating an online workshop…

Written by Naman Mathur and Eduardo Gomez Ruiz. The world is experiencing unprecedented changes after the spread of coronavirus and reaction of citizens, corporations, and governments alike. What does this mean for UX research? 1. Why embrace remote user research A big part of the world is spending more time at home, changing their routines, accessing…

Last month, we had the amazing opportunity to gather over 20 UX Researchers from all over the world for a remote Meetup of the UX Research Guild Zürich, on the topic of “Being a Researcher during confinement: time to embrace working remotely?”. The remote nature of this event, that initially…

How to move forward, together — Many people right now are losing teams or teammates. Being part of a team provides solidarity, safety, and possibility. You learn a whole lot about what you are capable of from your teammates, and experience the wonders of collective wins when you bring determined and passionate minds together. For those…

More and more multinational tech companies like Google, Facebook or Uber as well as large financial firms are internalizing the UX Research function because of a) it is less costly than hiring a research agency and b) it allows to build internal expertise to define innovative growth strategies and improve…

If you are a researcher considering joining a tech company, or just a curious person, then this post is for you. This is a personal view of my day-to-day, which may help you find out if you’d like to do what I do. …

When people think of “Uber users,” they often think of Uber riders. This makes some sense–it’s what Uber is famous for: “push a button, get a ride.” But for a lot of users, it’s closer to “push a button, give a ride,” because, of course, Uber driver-partners are Uber users…