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The document describes a web design project where the author redesigned a company's website based on user research. This included researching how users think, prototyping designs based on user data, testing prototypes with users, and iterating the design. The author learned that you may not know all types of users, so it is important to identify different user groups throughout the design process and get their input to inform the design.
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![[If you know how it works,
you are not the user.
I can make your products work
for the user.
]
www.twoangstroms.com
daniel drew turner
INTERACTION DESIGN AND USER RESEARCH[ ]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/failconddtdraft0-140512140217-phpapp01/85/Failcon-ddt-draft0-1-320.jpg)
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story
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MISSION AND METHOD
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"Revamp the
web site"](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/failconddtdraft0-140512140217-phpapp01/85/Failcon-ddt-draft0-13-320.jpg)
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"Revamp the
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"Revamp the
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http://londoneducation.uk.com/services/hr-systems/](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/failconddtdraft0-140512140217-phpapp01/85/Failcon-ddt-draft0-15-320.jpg)
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"Revamp the
web site"
http://londoneducation.uk.com/services/hr-systems/
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researched user
mental models
prototyped based
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tested prototypes
with users
iterated design
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researched user
mental models
prototyped based
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tested prototypes
with users
iterated design
based on data
So?](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/failconddtdraft0-140512140217-phpapp01/85/Failcon-ddt-draft0-24-320.jpg)
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you may not know
all the users
ID them
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product "lifecycle"](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/failconddtdraft0-140512140217-phpapp01/85/Failcon-ddt-draft0-28-320.jpg)
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co-opt the hell out
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you may not know
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ID them
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co-opt the hell out
of them
cross-discipline,
see also "Lean UX"](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/failconddtdraft0-140512140217-phpapp01/85/Failcon-ddt-draft0-30-320.jpg)
![[Lets get together.
I want to help you change the
world.
]
www.twoangstroms.com
daniel drew turner
INTERACTION DESIGN AND USER RESEARCH[ ]
@ddt
ddt@twoangstroms.com
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- 5. daniel drew turner MISSION AND METHOD [ ] DO NOT DO THIS www.twoangstroms.com
- 15. The Project [ ] [ ] www.twoangstroms.com "Revamp the web site" http://londoneducation.uk.com/services/hr-systems/
- 16. The Project [ ] [ ] www.twoangstroms.com "Revamp the web site" http://londoneducation.uk.com/services/hr-systems/ http://sd.keepcalm-o-matic.co.uk/i/keep- calm-we-are-a-super-hr-team.png
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- 22. The Revamp www.twoangstroms.com [ ]before [ ]after
- 23. The Process [ ] [ ] www.twoangstroms.com researched user mental models prototyped based on user data tested prototypes with users iterated design based on data
- 24. The Process [ ] [ ] www.twoangstroms.com researched user mental models prototyped based on user data tested prototypes with users iterated design based on data So?
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- 27. The Lessons [ ] [ ] www.twoangstroms.com you may not know all the users
- 28. The Lessons [ ] [ ] www.twoangstroms.com you may not know all the users ID them throughout the product "lifecycle"
- 29. The Lessons [ ] [ ] www.twoangstroms.com you may not know all the users ID them throughout the product "lifecycle" co-opt the hell out of them
- 30. The Lessons [ ] [ ] www.twoangstroms.com you may not know all the users ID them throughout the product "lifecycle" co-opt the hell out of them cross-discipline, see also "Lean UX"
- 31. [Lets get together. I want to help you change the world. ] www.twoangstroms.com daniel drew turner INTERACTION DESIGN AND USER RESEARCH[ ] @ddt ddt@twoangstroms.com www.twoangstroms.com