Artikelen (verzamellijstje - later nog verdelen over de site...):
Organisaties en festivals:
Methoden / Proces:
Artikelserie over product design sprints:
Mobile:
Gadgets:
Intranet
Proces, Rollen, Agile, Lean en zo:
Responsive:
Designin':
Resources:
Rijkshuisstijl en Rapporten:
Testen en testtools:
Scrapyard - Nog toe te voegen:
Mind maps, flow charts and sitemaps:
>XMind (from free)
>ConceptDraw Office (from $199) A powerful diagramming tool
>OmniGraffle ($69.99)
>Gliffy (from free) web-based diagram application
>Mindnode for mind-mapping. Pretty fully featured and not too expensive.
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Wireframes and prototypes:
>PowerMockup (from $59.99)
>Pencil (free)
>Mogups (from $9/month)
>Justinmind Prototyper (from $19/month)
>FileSquare (from free) FileSquare is a web-based tool for creating click-through prototypes by linking together uploaded mockup images.
>Handcraft (from $19/month)
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>For wireframing/prototyping, I'd also suggest GUIToolkits (http://guitoolkits.com/). Prebuilt tools for everything from web to iPad/iPhone to Facebook to Win/MacOS, working in the tool you're comfortable with (Illustrator, Fireworks, OmniGraffle, Axure, Keynote, PowerPoint, or Visio). It's hard to find a comparably rich, full-featured set.
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User testing and feedback:
>IntuitionHQ (from free) This remote usability testing service allows you to run various user tests on your designs and get instant feedback.
>Verify (from $19/month)
>Polldaddy (from free) a web application for creating and publishing surveys and polls.
>Concept Feedback (free) Visit this online community to exchange feedback on designs.
>Fivesecondtest (from free) This service gathers feedback by asking users to recall the elements of a website after having seen it for only five seconds.
>PickFu (from $20) This crowdsourcing service provides quick feedback via simple A/B polls.
>UserTesting (from $49) UserTesting lets you “look over the shoulders” of people browsing your website.
>UsabilityTools (from $39/month) This collection of tools offers user research including surveys, card sorting, and feedback forms.
>Morae (from $402 approx.) This desktop software records user interactions (keyboard/mouse input, eye-tracking, audio, etc.) and analyzes the results.
>BugHerd (from $29/month) BugHerd is an online bug tracker specially designed for web development projects.
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A/B split tests:
>Optimizely (from $17/month) This A/B split testing tool can help you find the most effective way to increase conversions on your website.
>Visual Website Optimizer (from free) Like Optimizely, Visual Website Optimizer provides support for A/B testing, multivariate testing, behavior targeting, and more.
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Analytics:
>Crazy Egg (from $9/month) This web analytics service visualizes user behavior with heat maps, scroll maps, and confetti reports.
>Inspectlet (from free) Another web analytics tool, Inspectlet provides heat maps, real-time analytics, and screen recordings of visitor behavior.
>Mixpanel (from free) Mixpanel is an analytics platform for tracking custom events in mobile and web applications.
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Validation, link checks and speed tests:
>W3C Markup Validation Service (free)
>Dr. Link Check (free) This web app checks a site for broken and blacklisted links.
>Pingdom Full Page Test (free) Use this tool to test and analyze how long it takes your webpage to load.
>Google PageSpeed (free) This Google service analyzes a web page and makes suggestions for how to improve its load time.
>CrossBrowserTesting (from $29.95/month) This service provides virtual machines for testing a website in different browsers on different operating systems.
And also:
>Forrst.com also has a great community to get feedback on your designs.
>http://lucidcharts.com
>If you are willing to spend money, if the team get's large, look at ConceptDraw PRO www.conceptdraw.com. If you are dead set on open source and "free" software I would say that http://www.diagram.ly/ or any other that has been atound a while.
>http://www.pickfu.com/ : PickFu is a tool that provides instant, unbiased and insightful public opinion on questions that you care about.
Rapporten vanuit Rijksoverheid (alleen toegankelijk voor licentiehouders)
Rapport: Gebruikers centraal in rijksoverheid ICT projecten
Onderzoek naar electronische formulieren bij VROM
Onderzoek naar zoeken en vinden bij BZK
Raporten van Nielsen Norman Group
Samenwerkruimte Usability