Jeff Sauro • June 3, 2010
It's been ten years since the dot-com flame-out began. In those ten years we've seen the rise of User Experience. User Experience seems to have a lot of buzz and gets attached to all sorts of activities that have little to do with the user or the experience. It has all but replaced the terms usability and human factors in many companies (it is also convenient excuse to use an 'X').
Jeff Sauro is the founding principal of Measuring Usability LLC, a company providing statistics and usability consulting to
Fortune 1000 companies.
He is the author of over
15 journal articles and 3 books on statistics and the user-experience.
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