Learn the lingo: Evaluative Research

LEARN THE LINGO: Today’s UX LEX Term is: Evaluative research || Category: Data Gathering Method || What is it?

Evaluative research || What is it?

Evaluative research is an umbrella term for studies in which participants are “evaluating” something such as a storyboard, video, sketch, packaging, a question set, prototype or even a fully developed live product, service or interface.[ ...

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