In this advanced-level course, students will continue to apply their knowledge of user research with a deeper dive into the research process and applied methodologies, from planning a research study based on business goals to completing research deliverables, such as user personas.
Prerequisite: Introduction to User Experience Research is recommended for this course however all are welcome to participate.
Event Details
Thursday, September 8
6:30 - 8:30 pm ET / 3:30 - 5:30p PT
Class Cost: $40
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Nechari Riley (she/her) is a mixed methods user experience researcher who works with organizations to develop products and services with people at the center. Prior to becoming a UX researcher, Nechari worked as public health researcher, designing and implementing global health research initiatives. Her fascination with using science and technology to better inform human-centered products and …
Nechari Riley (she/her) is a mixed methods user experience researcher who works with organizations to develop products and services with people at the center. Prior to becoming a UX researcher, Nechari worked as public health researcher, designing and implementing global health research initiatives. Her fascination with using science and technology to better inform human-centered products and services motivated her to pivot into user research.
Nechari has worked across various industries to help organizations discover insights about their products to create unique and effective user experiences. She also serves on the web development working group of the Design Justice Network and as an user research advisor for several social impact organizations.
When she’s not obsessing over research, you can find her gardening, exploring open source, and dreaming the biggest dreams with as many people as she can. You can catch her random thoughts and retweets on Twitter @necharism or working on her labor of love at nechari.com.
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