12 Best UX Research & Analytics Tools in 2024 (For Designers)

[@Mizko]

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[@SzabatDesign]

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[@Mizko]

Thank you so much Kryzstof!! Really appreciate this :) also I’m not sure if you received my email - subtitles are in both courses now. All new courses will have them too 🫶

[@turbojohnny1483]

While this video focuses on digital tools, I'd like to highlight my absolute favorite tool: the good ol' whiteboard. Its usefulness varies depending on the stage of your product or feature development cycle, but it can be incredibly powerful in many stages. Face-to-face interactions on a whiteboard reveal a lot about users' feelings and emotions. You can have users sketch their own solutions, draw out their problems, or even doodle while they discuss their experiences with your product. During the conversation, focus less on the board and more on their facial expressions, tone of voice, and overall story. Combining these observations with what they draw or do on the board can provide valuable insights into their frustrations and potential opportunities for a better experience.

[@opeodunlami]

Thank you for sharing, Mizko! The list is comprehensive. I learned about one or two new tools which I'll try out. Dovetail has to be my favourite.

[@Mizko]

It definitely is great!

[@ifydus]

Amazing stuff. I always enjoy your videos, how I wish I have the financial capacity to take any of your courses. God bless you for all the insightful videos

[@olabisiajayi7037]

Insightful.. Thank you

[@Mizko]

Thank YOU!

[@tadeasadamjak5174]

Have you tried using one of the all-in-on user research tools instead of specialized ones? I mean tools like UXtweak that do user interviews, user testing, recruiting, analysis etc.

[@ruizhang5170]

Great video!

[@sophiefarines7759]

Thanks for the video! What tool do you use for recruiting users?

[@Mizko]

I don't use tools for recruiting users but you can try usertesting.com. I have my own process that has worked very well, I share it in my UX research course.

[@Yuki_Blooming]

Awesome❤

[@Mizko]

🫶

[@BradleyJosephJackson]

I need a help How do I design a full page for my clothing brand ? I’m done with the first screen and the products screen How do I go about the cart, checkout and payment screen ?

[@Mizko]

If you’re running a business, best to use a pre-designed template. I personally wouldn’t design a custom checkout flow right now.

[@BradleyJosephJackson]

@@Mizko okay thank you for your feedback!!!! What’s your username on Behance?

[@__NaNa__]

Nice!!!

[@Mizko]

My fav!

[@nadraaa._]

Hi, I need your help on something. I just started learning UiUxdesign and I am currently relying on free courses. Even though I don’t plan to give up, I still don’t see myself as a Full time Ux designer. I cannot leave my science career and full transition into tech for a couple of years. Do you think working as a part time Ux designer is possible? Is it worth it? Or should just stick to my science career and not continue learning?

[@Mizko]

Aslong as you don’t expect full time results, from a part time commitment go for it :)