how-facebook-used-ux-research-to-personalize-the-way-we-see-each-other
how-facebook-used-ux-research-to-personalize-the-way-we-see-each-other
5/19/2014
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This article discusses how Facebook used user experience (UX) research to personalize how users see each other on the platform. It explains how Facebook conducted experiments and analyzed data to create a more tailored and relevant experience for its users. By leveraging various UX research techniques, including surveys and user interviews, Facebook gained insights into how people interacted with the platform and how their preferences and behaviors could be used to personalize their news feed and overall social experience. The article highlights the importance of UX research in shaping a user-centered design approach and enhancing user satisfaction.
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facebook ꞏ ux research ꞏ personalization ꞏ social media ꞏ user experience ꞏ data analysis ꞏ algorithm ꞏ user behavior ꞏ personalized content ꞏ social interaction ꞏ user interface ꞏ online interaction ꞏ social network ꞏ data privacy ꞏ digital marketing ꞏ user engagement ꞏ user preferences ꞏ user psychology ꞏ user insights ꞏ user behavior analysis ꞏ online advertising ꞏ user profiling ꞏ user segmentation ꞏ technology ꞏ social influence ꞏ online community ꞏ digital platforms ꞏ personalized recommendations ꞏ user satisfaction ꞏ user-centered design