· Body storming: Physical scenario modeling.
· Brain writing: write ideas down quickly rather than say them
· Claims Analysis: looking at scope of effect of changes in an existing component on other areas
· Concept Interviews: Users write down statement to do with the use of a product, and rank them.
· Consistency Inspection: Like QA, but for product consistency across a product experience.
· Free listing: a complement to brainstorming where people list examples in relation to a particular question
· Future Workshop: four phase futures technique (preparatory, critique, fantasy, and implementation phases
· Laddering Questions: ’5 Whys’ and other methods
· Metaphor Brainstorming: guiding brainstorming by framing with metaphors
· Misuse Scenarios: looking for situations for unintentional (accidental) and intentional (e.g. malicious) misuse.
· Perspective Based Inspection: review from a specific perspective
· Repeated Card Sorting: sorting cards repeatedly in order to find out the underlying characteristics.
· Reverse Brainstorming: asking a question that generates problems or criticisms rather than solutions.
· Reverse Card Sorting: a variation of closed card sorting where you measure users’ cards sorts against a proposed solution.
· Teach back: Testing the robustness of a mental model by having an expert explain to a novice and the novice ‘teach it back’.
· The User Interface Race: challenging users to compete to complete tasks under time pressure
· The User/Task Matrix: plotting task frequency against groups
· Yes, And: Taking from improvisation to further ideas.
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