In this episode, Nate from Userlytics interviews Alejandro, the CEO and founder of Userlytics.

Together, they explore the world of user experience (UX) and usability testing, from its early days to today.

Alejandro shares insights about his journey, starting in 2009, and how Userlytics has evolved in a rapidly changing digital landscape. They discuss the importance of UX research, especially in today’s remote work environment, and how AI is shaping the future of the industry.

He argues that CEOs can no longer afford to ignore the cost of bad UX, and that in times of economic downturn, UX research should be the last area to face cuts in a company's budget.

Whether you're a business leader or a UX enthusiast, this conversation offers a clear look at how better user experiences can drive success.

Sarita Saffon, Principal UX Researcher at Userlytics, interviews Eniola Abioye.

Eniola, born and raised in Oakland, CA is a Lead UX Researcher at Meta and the Founder of UX Outloud, a user experience research career coaching and consulting business. Eniola currently conducts research and builds research strategy in Business Messaging. Outside of work she is a thought leader, content creator and subject matter expert in user experience research and career development.

In this episode, Sarita and Eniola discuss:

1. Accessibility Testing: Eniola explains the importance of making digital products accessible to all users, including those with disabilities. She shares practices for incorporating accessibility into UX research.
2. Bias Mitigation in UX Research: Learn how to identify and reduce biases that can affect research results and user experience.
3. The Role of AI in UX Research: Explore how artificial intelligence changes UX research methods, from data analysis to user testing, and its impact on the field.And more!This conversation offers valuable insights and practical advice for UX professionals. Listen now and subscribe.

Inclusive and accessible products are not just "nice to haves", they are absolutely and utterly a MUST in modern times. But what does it mean to be an accessible brand? What are the legal requirements of my product and services when it comes to accessibility? (Wait what? There are legal requirements?) How much money is my company losing by not being accessible?

These questions, and more, are discussed in today's episode of the UX Whisperers Podcast. Our host Nicholas Aramouni, sits down with Lisa McMichael and Brendan Ohara to delve deep into the realm of accessible brands and products, discussing not only the current state of accessibility, but the future impacts of artificial intelligence on inclusive design! Tune in now to stay in the loop!

Guests: Lisa McMichael and Brendan Ohara

Audio Credits: QubeSounds- Abstract Fashion Pop - https://pixabay.com/music/beats-abstract-fashion-pop-131283/

• Recognize you will never eliminate all biases, there are simply too many
• Awareness is the most critical step in mitigating bias
• Ensure your testing and results going through partner-review process
• Leverage external support to help remove biases in both design and research
• The more layers of data you have, the more validity and integrity your results will have
• Learn to rely on technology that can help eliminate bias