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PRESENTED BY LORELEI KELLY Bite-Size UX For Nonprofits

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PRESENTED BY LORELEI KELLY

Bite-Size UX For Nonprofits

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Thanks to our Sponsors!

o HandsOn Techo Thank you Points of Light Foundation, Google and CNCS!

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AgendaIntroductionsAbout User ExperienceBenefits for NonprofitsTechniques

Analytics Surveys IA Testing Management

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About me

Human-Computer Interaction/design

Full-service digital agency

[email protected]

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User Experience Design

User Research

Usability Evaluation Interaction

Design

Content Strategy

Information Architecture

Visual Design

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User Research

Observational methods to understand the people who use a product or system

Surveys Ethnographic observation Diary studies Experience sampling Focus groups Interviews Contextual inquiry

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Information Architecture

Identifying & organizing information in a meaningful way

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Interaction Design

Specifying the behaviors of a product or system in a purposeful, understandable way

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Content Strategy

Planning for creation, delivery, and maintenance of useful, usable content

Analysis Creation

StructureGovernance

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Usability Evaluation

Measuring the quality of a user’s interaction with a product or system.

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Visual Design

Designing the visual qualities of a product or system in a pleasing and meaningful way.

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The UX Design Process

Define Goals

Research Users

Design Solutions

Test Designs

Implement Designs

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Why Nonprofits Need Good UX

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Establish Trust

Good design = credibility

Trust in quality of info, services

Important when $ are involved

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Reach the Right Audience

Nonprofit sites are targeted Potential donors Potential clients

Match message with audience

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Improve Service

More people find the information

Site visitors retain more

Encourage action

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Interaction Design

What to Do About It

User Research

Usability Evaluation

Content Strategy

Information Architecture

Visual Design

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Research & Evaluation

Improvement needs feedbackiteration feedback

Assumptions = risk

Talk to real users

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The Most Important Step

Ask the right question

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A Good Research Question is

Well-defined

Limited in scope

Actionable

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Weak Research Questions

“What do people dislike about our website?”

“What are the least popular pages on our website?”

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Good Research Questions

“What information do potential donors come looking for but don’t find?”

“How are the people who sign up for our newsletter finding our site?”

“What do our return visitors come back for?”

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Analytics

Visit data Google Analytics KISSMetrics

Click Tracking Crazy Egg Lucky Orange

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Surveys

Stay under ~10 questions, 1-2 difficult/sensitive

Put easy questions firstAsk one thing at a timeBe careful with multiple-choice answers

Baseline effects Anchoring “other” option

Offer free response

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Survey Question Examples

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Survey Question Examples

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Survey Tools

SurveyMonkeyGoogle DriveInstant.lyUsabilla

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Card Sorting

Users categorize and label menu items

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Online Card Sort Tools

Optimal Workshop OptimalSortUsabiliTest

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Content Inventory

Spreadsheet tracking all content on site Unique ID URL Content Title Page Owner Date Updated

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Content Inventory Tools

SlickplanXML SitemapsContent Inventory Spreadsheet templates

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A/B Testing

Incremental Improvement

Hypothesis + Outcome

Test one thing at a time

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A/B Testing Tools

Google Analytics Content ExperimentsOptimizelyUsabilla

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Guerilla Usability Testing

Think-aloud protocol

Moderator + Observer

Laptop in a coffeeshop

Give short, open-ended tasks

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Managing The Data

Share findings within the org

Allow anyone to contribute

One place for everyone find answers to questions

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QUESTIONS?

Thank You

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Tool URLs

http://www.google.com/analytics/https://www.kissmetrics.com/http://www.crazyegg.com/http://luckyorange.com/http://drive.google.comhttp://www.instant.ly/https://usabilla.com/http://www.optimalworkshop.com/optimalsort.htmhttp://www.usabilitest.com/http://slickplan.com/http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/https://www.optimizely.com/http://evernote.com/https://www.dokuwiki.org/dokuwiki