Research Like You're Wrong
summary
Advocates measurable hypotheses (for example “developer can install and configure in 3.25 minutes”), runs 5–7 participants per round because that finds 85% of severe usability issues, uses cheap methods like paper prototypes and green/red or “black hole” heat‑mapping, records sessions with consent and researches in pairs, budgets two hours analysis per hour of research, treats findings as qualitative signals not hard counts, and feeds user needs back into docs and roadmaps.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 4:46Lesson #2
- 6:13Lesson #3
- 6:49What you don't know
- 7:12Hypothesis
- 8:30Lesson #5
- 10:09In-depth interviews.
- 26:49ORACLE Cloud Infrastructure
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