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Imagine doing research in a specific UX in which half the people hate a specific design aspect (where it's actually completely impossible that this would ever happen in that particular UX). How would you solve that?

UX Researcher

Palantir Technologies

Flexport

Instacart

3M

Wise

Cognizant

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  • Imagine doing research in a specific UX in which half the people hate a specific design aspect (where it's actually completely impossible that this would ever happen in that particular UX). How would you solve that?
  • What would be your approach if a large portion of users were unhappy with a certain aspect of the UX?
  • Suppose a significant number of participants in your research disapproved of a particular design element, how would you tackle this?
  • How would you address user feedback that contradicts your design choices?
  • If the majority of users expressed dissatisfaction with a specific aspect, how would you reconcile this in your research?
  • How would you handle user feedback that challenges your design decisions?
  • What steps would you take if a substantial number of users were opposed to a particular aspect of the UX?
  • Suppose a portion of users disliked a design element that was deemed essential, how would you proceed?
  • If a large group of users disapproved of a certain aspect, what measures would you implement?
  • How would you reconcile conflicting user opinions in your research?
  • If half the participants were unhappy with a specific aspect, what solutions would you explore?

Interview question asked to UX Researchers interviewing at Wise, NetSuite, Hippo and others: Imagine doing research in a specific UX in which half the people hate a specific design aspect (where it's actually completely impossible that this would ever happen in that particular UX). How would you solve that?.