Episode 54: Documenting UX Reviews with Jean-Michel Lacroix
We all understand the value of UX reviews (also known as usability reviews or UI/UX audits). But how do you document your expert opinion? Today our guest is Jean-Michel Lacroix — co-founder of Capian, a tool for conducting usability reviews. You'll learn what hardships UX consultants face while documenting their reviews, why enterprise clients always ask for PDF reports, and why branding matters.
UI Breakfast: UI/UX Design and Product Strategy · Jane Portman, Jean-Michel Lacroix
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Show Notes
We all understand the value of UX reviews (also known as usability reviews or UI/UX audits). But how do you document your expert opinion? Today our guest is Jean-Michel Lacroix — co-founder of Capian, a tool for conducting usability reviews. You'll learn what hardships UX consultants face while documenting their reviews, why enterprise clients always ask for PDF reports, and why branding matters.
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Show Notes
- Don't Make Me Think — a book by Steve Krug
- InVision, UXCheck (Chrome extension) — other tools that can be used for UX reviews
- Capian — the tool for UX reviews we're talking about. Use your special promocode UIBREAKFAST to get 10% off!
- Jean-Michel's website
- Follow Jean-Michel on Twitter: @jmlacroix
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