Building an Accessible Lookback: Color
We think all accessibility stories are interesting and unique, including our own! In this content series we’ll share how we’ve landed at our own…
Our Mobile Participant Experience
Because we are a product that research and design teams use daily, we’ve learned how to pressure test our own product with those same…
Yes, we are still sponsoring UXRConf!
Today, UXRconf officially announced that they are cancelling their in-person event and replacing it with a fully remote conference: UXRconf Anywhere. Lookback has been…
How is Lookback different from video conferencing tools like Zoom, Skype or GoToMeeting?
The answer is simple: Lookback is built for research. We know it can take some effort to make a case and get budget approval…
7 Tips on How to Ask the Perfect Questions in User Experience or Market Research Projects
Elements of a good research question, common mistakes and how researchers can avoid them As researchers, we are always trying to better our craft….
The Art of Moderating Research
Whether or not you’re a practiced UX Researcher, we can all agree that the role of the researcher in moderated sessions is to provide…
Remote Card Sorting with Lookback
What is it? Card Sorting is a testing approach that helps teams understand how users logically categorize information together. The intention is to understand…
Tree Testing with Lookback
What is it? Tree Testing helps UX researchers and designers understand how users navigate their web and app layouts by introducing the user to…
Using Lookback for Diary Studies
If you want to conduct research of a user’s experience of your app or product over an extended period of time, versus a one-time…
“Usability testing is the ugly child of research” — and why we still love it
We interviewed user researchers from Airbnb and Google to get their take on usability testing’s bad rap, and whether it’s deserved.
How to win the battle for user research
Despite the surge of user-centric design practices, there are so many user researchers who find themselves having to fight: for impact, for budgets, for…
The Problem Roadmap: Only build what matters to customers
Many software companies have a product roadmap, with a list of features they’re planning to build, one after the other. While useful, it may…