On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 12:30:57PM -0700, Oliver Keyes wrote:
Geneally speaking my advice to the multimedia team
would be "don't go near
surveys". I've done a lot of them in the last 3 years, and the one thing
I've learned is that surveys are very, very difficult to get right. Another
thing I've learned is that if you don't get them right, the results are
meaningless and it's hard to tell when that happens.
As I understand it, Jared's team is hiring a qualitatively-focused UX
researcher or two in the upcoming budget to do research around design and
feature usage; we should hold off until they come in, first because they're
simply going to be better at it than we are, and second because it's
probably going to be frustrating for them if they come in and find a tool
locked in as How We Do Things (and frustrating for us if they want to
change that tool):
Hi, Multimedia list!
Just thought I'd cross-post this reply to my call for help with surveys
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I'm sort of of the mind that skipping the survey for UploadWizard is a
good idea, especially now that I've thought about it more - using a survey
from a third-party site is silly for logged-in users, because logged-in
users will know how to use the talk pages and/or bugzilla.
Thoughts?
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