Inefficiency in the Design Process

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Inefficiency in the design process is something that i try and avoid. I'm of the belief that you should wishod move slow and fix things. Some of the biggest innovators in the world, maybe at heart they might be lazy bums. Tik fesberg, martra, for a long time was moved fast and break things. I don't think that's help software very much.

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Steve Bromley shows us how to level up our user research skills. He illuminates the path to getting started as a Games User Researcher. He inspires us to use our user research superpower and insights to make things better for our users. He teaches us techniques he's used to actually enjoy synthesizing data more. He reveals how many user's is enough–spoiler alert...it depends. He challenges us ethically to be responsible for the consequences of what we're designing. He also motivates us to document as we go, but also to be sure and stop to reflect every once in a while.

Most Important Question (4:40)
History + Evolution of Games User Research (6:59)
Differences Between Games UR vs. Software UR (16:55)
How Do You Measure Delight? (20:30)
The Dark Side of Gaming (26:39)
Who's Responsible? (29:59)
Recommended Path to Games UR (37:42)
The Light Side of Gaming (42:21)
How Can We Enjoy Synthesizing Data More? (46:00)
How Many Users is Enough? (49:59)
What's Your Why? (53:32)
What's Your UX Superpower? (55:30)
What's Your UX Kryptonite? (57:35)
What's Your UX Superhero Name? (60:00)
Habit of Success (60:33)
Invincible Resource (61:24)
Best Advice for Aspiring Games UR's (62:09)
Connect & Keep Up (63:00)

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