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8 Ways to Show Design Changes Improved the User Experience

Jeff Sauro • March 1, 2011

A lot of effort goes into simplifying interactions, reducing bugs and enhancing features. By providing simple quantitative measures of improvements in the user experience you have the data to both justify design efforts and get a better idea of what methods worked.[Read More]