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We consult with
businesses to provide
strategic support.

We use an agile methodology and take a user-centered design approach to all projects.

UX Analysis and Usability Testing

According to Peter Morville, the user experience is not meaningful or valuable unless it incorporates all the following benefits:

Useful
Does the content fill a need?
Usable
Is it easy to use?
Findable
Is it easy to find what is needed at any time?
Credible
Is it trustworthy and believable?
Desirable
Does it evoke positive emotion and appreciation?
Accessible
Is it usable by people with disabilities?
Valuable
Does it deliver value, advance the mission, or contribute to the bottom line?

User experience (UX) analysis is the process of measuring the interaction between a user and a product against these UX benchmark goals.

Logical Imagination uses measurement tools like A/B testing, eye tracking, surveys, interviews, and usability testing to analyze user experience.

The goal? To change the design or user interface of a product to maximize user engagement, such as keeping users on a page longer, giving them a better, more enjoyable experience, or driving conversion rate optimization (CRO).

Mooreville’s User Experience Honeycomb
Morville’s User Experience Honeycomb