Think Like a UX Researcher Q&A

During these worrying times, we thought you’d like a short respite from social distancing, panic buying and herd immunity. So please join me and Philip Hodgson for a 1hr Q&A on topics raised in our book, Think Like a UX Researcher.
We spent the first 40 minutes discussing some key points from our book, and then we opened the floor to questions from the audience.
Thanks to Marco Kramer for handling the Q&A.

[@rahulsahurahul]

It is a 75mins of video and I'm only 23 minutes in, but I've already gained so many insights. I couldn't resist expressing my gratitude to David and Philip.
Thank you both so much! 🙏
I'll continue the rest of the video now.

[@DavidTravis]

Thanks, much appreciated. Glad you're enjoying it.

[@openupthecloud]

Ah, this is brilliant, David!
I was doing some research on Udemy looking for some courses under user research. I've been a software engineer for 10 years, but recently have definitively moved into product management... I've worked with user researchers before and UX'ers so feel like I have a decent handle on the idea of the discipline, doing research, etc. I've conducted some usability before, but I don't think I'd be able to call myself a user researcher just yet! This is exactly the content I was looking for, something that bridges the gap between the academia and theory behind psychology and behavioural research with the practicalities of bringing this into enterprises, getting buy-in and ultimately delivering values for businesses. Glad to have stumbled on your UA-cam channel, keep putting out the great content, and thank you!

[@DavidTravis]

I'm glad it was useful. For more detail on user research and the way it fits into product development, be sure to check out my Udemy course: uxtraining.net