Hello everyone!
My name is Daniel and I'm one of the user experience researchers at ST. Our researchers support various product teams within ST to make the product better and easier for our users. One of the things we do is run user studies.
Our latest study is a quick little test on calendar / date-picker components for our internal design system, called Anvil.
(A design system provides basic design building blocks & guidelines for different teams to use — kind of like having a common language or rules to work from. This helps users experience a cohesive look, feel, and interaction throughout the product.)
For this, anyone can provide feedback — this is a test of basic usability with no specific domain knowledge needed.
This test should take ~5 minutes or less.
Results we get here may have implications for many parts of ST, as calendars / date-pickers are used throughout ST.
Here's the link to take the study:
< Study closed & link removed -- Thank you! >
If you're curious about our work, or are interested in helping out, please check out that quick test.
Feel free to also share the link with others in your team who might be curious about user research at ST. This is a great, lightweight look at how user experience research is sometimes conducted.
Thank you for helping us make ST better for you!
