Attitudinal research captures user opinions and feelings in the form of self-reported data; behavioral research observes user actions.
Study your users’ real-life behaviors and make data-informed design decisions
Page Laubheimer is a Senior User Experience Specialist with Nielsen Norman Group. He helps organizations focus on delivering outstanding user experience in order to achieve their strategic goals. He combines his expertise in user research and strategy with experience managing a team of designers and developers to improve user experience across a range of platforms.
Page has a special focus on the usability of rich web applications and working on projects in complex domains. He has worked with a variety of clients to improve the user experience of large-scale platforms in a range of markets, including: healthcare, finance, biosciences, architecture, enterprise solutions, B2B, HR, education, and real estate. He has also lead the development of platforms for professional organizations, conferences, and non-profits.
His research findings and recommendations are also informed by his background in library and information science, and his work often involves information architecture, navigation design, taxonomy construction, and ontology management.
Page is based in Portland, Oregon.
Study your users’ real-life behaviors and make data-informed design decisions
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