WMDE Engineering/UserExperience

Tasks:
Usability Testing

Needfinding

Create Designs

Consulting on UX topics, help others to solve minor UX problems themselves.

Methods UX:

 * Surveys: Popular, but often the data is not reliable and for actual measurements or finding needs, they are not a good choice.
 * Guerilla Usability Test: Quick test of 3-5 users. Do small tests, but often!
 * SUS: easy to use standard survey
 * In-Context: Test/Exploration, like a usability test/interview but with the participant doing his/her own tasks on his/her own equipment.
 * Interview/Observation (see Beginners Guide to User Needfinding)
 * Graphical Elicitation and Analysis
 * Design Studio
 * Paper Prototyping
 * Brainwriting
 * (Other co-creation)
 * Affinity Diagramming

Recruiting

 * Opt in pool for community. Example form for this from WMF. Don't forget to ask for experience etc.
 * Usertesting etc. might be useful to get beginners – but it costs. Alternative: Snowball-sampling.

Challenges:

 * How can we hear the beginners and intermediates?

Tasks and Orga
A Kanban Board with lanes (Testing, Need Research, Creation/Ideation, Graphic/Motion Design)

Open: How do I get tasks and how do the teams I work with get the output and discuss with with me?

Templates

 * Personas/User Profiles
 * User Journeys
 * Introtext test (to read to participants)
 * Checklist for common UX tasks (with only the essential points!!!)

UX for everyone!

 * Using Heuristics
 * Use patterns
 * When should I ask a UX person?
 * Discussing Design, Sketching etc.

Working with the WMF:

 * Some things exist (Personas)
 * WMDE needs to make sense of such materials (usually, such deliverables are not drop-in-act-on information)
 * How can we pool our efforts

Interface to community:

 * Opt in to tests
 * Come to co-creation sessions
 * Before, After Workshops, Meetups
 * As well: Interested Readers, Beginners etc. should also sign up. How can we target them.
 * ... please add!

quickMockup
A simple, libré tool to create stuff-to-see from stuff-you-think