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Making UX Research Usable

An end user rarely takes into account the diversity of the User Experience Design process when they reap its benefits. To be proficient in UX Design is to be proficient in a dozen other disciplines – namely user research, interaction design, information architecture, and visual design, among others.

It is precisely for this reason that, while all UX designers ought to have an adequate understanding of UX design in its entirety, they often specialize in a particular part of the process.

User Experience Research and Information Architecture specialists are fundamentally linked by the importance of organizing data in a way that is easily accessible by users.

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