Peter ParkesinQualdeskMake your sprint planning meeting visual and fastGet a better plan, a less boring meeting, elimiate death-by-screenshare and save everyone timeAug 9, 20211Aug 9, 20211
Peter ParkesinQualdeskWhy you need to run a values retrospectiveHow do you put your organization’s values into practice? Where could you get better? And are they even the right values in the first place?Feb 22, 2021Feb 22, 2021
Peter ParkesWhy user research is a productWho is user research for? And what does it help them? And why do the answers to those trivial questions matter?Feb 18, 20211Feb 18, 20211
Peter ParkesWhy user research is a productWho is user research for? And what does it help them? And why do the answers to those trivial questions matter?Feb 18, 2021Feb 18, 2021
Peter ParkesinQualdeskThe 90/30 rule for user research confidence scoresConfidence intervals are everywhere in the quantitative research world, but in small scale qualitative research there isn’t a truly…Apr 29, 2020Apr 29, 2020
Peter ParkesinQualdeskDisposable insightsSome insights are ‘evergreen’ — they’re relevant for a very long time. Those insights might teach you something about the fundamentals of…Apr 14, 2020Apr 14, 2020
Peter ParkesinQualdeskHalo insightsWhen you’re researching one thing, you often learn about something else.Apr 1, 2020Apr 1, 2020
Peter ParkesinQualdeskMake user research reports modular, not monolithicMost user research reports are monolithic. What does this mean?Mar 24, 2020Mar 24, 2020
Peter ParkesinQualdeskClosing the gap between user research, product and engineeringYou’ve read The Lean Startup and you know about the concept of the Minimum Viable Product. You practice customer or user-centered design…Mar 11, 2020Mar 11, 2020
Peter ParkesinQualdeskParticipant attribution in user research reports: what to avoidAs a researcher, you almost certainly use quotations from research participants in your reports. The question is: how do you attribute…Jan 16, 2020Jan 16, 2020
