UX Research: Asking The Right User Interview Questions

[@manishxproduct]

This is legit best video on user interview. Thanks man

[@kavish.agrawal]

Great material. Opened up the horizons for me!

[@amjadabaalkhayl4388]

Thank you so much, I am very new to the field, and your videos are very helpful to me

[@AnastasiiaPominchuk]

Oh, Ash, a perfect video for me😁 This is what we have exactly discussed. Thank you!!!

[@uxinthehead]

Yes! In fact, our chat was one of the inspirations behind this video ☺ So thanks for nudging me!

[@paulyn1311]

Right questions to ask thank you for this information.

[@vitordebem1346]

I really love this review!! Amazing!! Thanks for share with us...

[@hehehihi5186]

exactly what I need :> thanks a lot

[@shwetasrivastava7075]

Really insightful! Thankyou so much sir

[@muktirayy]

That's a great video Sir, Thank you for this.

[@sngv4429]

Excellent content and well presented! Thank you!

[@nikita2560]

Awesome, thank you

[@CJCreativeJuice]

So if I was showing a user a concept and asked about a certain feature ‘do you think this would be useful?’ …is that leading? And how would I ask that in a way that’s not leading 🤔

[@uxinthehead]

Hi Charlotte, yes that would be a leading question. A more neutral way is "What are your thoughts on this [feature]?" This language doesn't imply it could be useful. If the participant isn't too forthcoming, you can always probe further with a question like "Do you see this as useful or not that useful...?" but be careful not to tip your hand in favour of one answer. If the participant senses this, they'll tend to answer according to what they think you want to hear - which is not what we want.
Hope this helps?

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