UX Questions to ask their Users

These questions are extremely important to designers. They need to understand the solutions and what they are trying to accomplish with each of their design choices with a purpose. This creates the expectations and successful outcomes for the design and their iterative prototypes. You have to first find the context and what information you are trying to hypothesize.

Did you seek priorities for a user-centric platform, and how does that feature relate to the user?

What behavioral reactions or bias’s is the user initially prone to?

Do you have the user’s repeating the same answers, or seeing trends for the data to be qualitative or quantitative?

Do you understand the objective of this feature? What do you gain?

What inhibits you in this design? Do you trust the product?

What reactions did you see? What would they change?

When you contemplate the user, you benefit from the experience with the reiteration from your interface, and your choices. As a company it is a conducive result for the research, user testing, and outcomes to all be rated well and to get an immediate sense of your user.