How to Gather UX Data for eComm Sites
Luke Smith
Data is a powerful force. It provides endless actionable insights that improve the ways we go about business. Now, with more transactions happening online, data can be used to empower…
3 Ways Working from Home has Changed Collaboration
Fresco
The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the idea of working from home. While there are some downsides related to working from home, it also allows you to utilize innovative technologies that…
A beginner’s guide to A/B testing
Elizabeth Luther
A/B Testing is an invaluable resource to make the right decision for an application, web page or web app. This guide to A/B testing will enrich all web developers with…
How to do A/B testing with Trymata
Tim Rotolo
Usability testing and A/B testing share many of the same principles and with Trymata, follow a very similar process. Read about how to run effective A/B tests on the Trymata…
Banking on Bad UX vol. 2: The 1s and 0s of a $900,000,000 UI mistake
Tyler Winstead
Sometimes, "usable" doesn't actually mean "usable" in the UX sense. Citibank is out $500 million on a "usable" UI that isn't even close to being usable. Learn the difference and…
UX design with accessibility in mind
How important is accessibility when it comes to UX? Spoiler: crucial. A better understanding of accessible design considerations will lead to a better, healthier, and much more optimized experience for…
How virtual whiteboards engage design thinking
Virtual whiteboards seek to make remote / virtual design thinking a simpler, more productive exercise for product teams everywhere! Learn why virtual whiteboards are the future of design thinking!
Top 10 user testing stories of 2020
The top 10 most read posts on the TryMyUI blog from 2020! Look back on the community's favorites and catch-up on ones you might have missed!
TryMyUI in 2021: Moderated testing, emotion recognition, and much more!
A sneak peek at some of the major and most requested product updates for TryMyUI coming in 2021.
You X Horror volume II: The Thing and assimilation in UX
In this 2020 Halloween special, we look to John Carpenter's 1982 cosmic body horror masterpiece "the Thing" to inspire some great UX design! Trust no one but the users!
