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If the UX people you've been working with haven't been doing post-implementation statistics and analytical measurement leading to refinement, then they are not
by rrrx3 11y ago
If the UX people you've been working with haven't been doing post-implementation statistics and analytical measurement leading to refinement, then they are not UX people. They are visual or interaction designers playing at being UX people.
Unfortunately, the hard truth of it is that most "UX people" are in environments where the post-implementation cycle is ignored. For as many companies out there that claim to embrace the "UX process," I'd say that well over 80% of them don't actually embrace it beyond feature release.
- hussong 11y agoI think one of the reasons here is that a lot of UX people don't work on products, they work on projects. And once you've handed in your deliverables, you move on to the next project and never ever look back.
- rrrx3 11y agoThat's fair. But that goes back to my original statement - you can't reasonably call yourself a "UXer" if you're not doing the whole bit.