UXArmy MCP server with Claude for Usability Testing: Can Claude Run a Study End to End?
I gave Claude a study plan and a UXArmy account. Here's how far it got, from notes to a live study to a CEO slide, and where I still had to step in.
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I gave Claude a study plan and a UXArmy account. Here's how far it got, from notes to a live study to a CEO slide, and where I still had to step in.
UXArmy fam, feast your eyes on this! The all-in-one user research platform we all know and love reigns supremely in G2’s Summer 2024 Reports.
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From the lens of people outside of the UX field, the UX Researcher role can be conceptualized and interpreted in many different ways.
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The "5-user rule" for usability testing is widely quoted but has important caveats. Sample size depends on study goals, methodology, and the need for iterative testing.
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Building a solid brand unquestionably requires a sound UI/UX design and research ground to establish both credibility and appeal.
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Usability testing is a vital step in ensuring a seamless user experience for your digital products. To streamline your usability test planning process
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As a UX researcher or practitioner, you know that asking the right questions is essential for gaining valuable insights into user experience.
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Landing pages succeed or fail in seconds. Learn the psychology of first impressions, device and speed considerations, role-specific playbooks, AI-assisted workflows, pitfalls to avoid, and credible examples - so your pages convert.
Read MoreRunning the unmoderated usability test was the easy part. This guide covers the harder one: deciding what the result means, when it justifies a design change, and how to defend that decision to your stakeholders.
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As a User researcher, perhaps you have run a dozen over user research projects, or maybe even hundreds.
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User research is a continuous process with no time being the wrong time to do one. That opens several questions in the minds of researchers, especially when they are new to the field.
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To build some context, Usability testing is an evaluative user research that enables the key stakeholders and project team to understand how people interact with a product.
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Read MoreA common term used across market research and user research, Concept testing can be confusing for people new to UX.
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Although usability testing has existed for a couple of decades, many product development teams still do not apply it in practice.
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From the very beginning the Insurance Industry has been an agent-centric industry, that means that it has heavily relied on human agents to handle the Sales.
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Qualitative data analysis is an art that requires skilled synthesis by UX researchers. UXArmy DeepDive streamlines this process with collaboration, filtering, and sorting tools.
Read MoreNote-taking is essential in usability research to capture participant experiences and uncover hidden insights. You can use pen and paper, a computer, or remote research tools like DeepDive.
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User interviews help product teams understand users’ needs, behaviors, and motivators. This guide shows how to prepare questions, recruit participants, conduct interviews, and turn findings into actionable decisions with examples.
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In this interview, UX researcher Shiyun Lim (SP Digital, Singapore) shares her experience, methods, and insights into user research, including how she runs remote sessions and collaborates with teams.
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Design Thinking’s hype may have faded, but its value remains. This guide explores its critiques, lasting strengths, and modern approaches like Continuous Discovery, AI-assisted research, and Design/ResearchOps to keep teams human-centered and effective.
Read MoreThe following are descriptions of some terms commonly used in UX. Each term consists of its definition and some sources, which are fully credited.
Read MoreUX research is under pressure-from AI, speed-at-all-costs cultures, and shrinking teams. This piece separates threat from noise, shows where human insight still wins, and lays out a practical action plan to stay indispensable. If you guide decisions with empathy and evidence, the future is very much yours.
Read MoreDiscover what matters most to your customers! Creating compelling user experiences starts with knowing what your customers value.
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