Intranet user research: a methodology for contextual enquiry

Written by James Robertson, published March 6, 2009

Categorised under: Intranets, Usability & user-centered design

Patrick C. Walsh has written an extensive article on conducting contextual inquiry for an intranet. To quote:

Its motivating simply because you get to meet your users face to face. When I think of a change in design or when problems are reported I don’t think of my users as a faceless mass. I think of the real people I’ ve met – people who are just trying to do a good days work, people who may face real problems and pain if the intranet is not up to scratch.

A great piece, definitely worth reading in its entirety…

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