Happy April Fools!
We read 1,000,007 articles, podcasts, and tweets to find the 12 most PERFECT UX tips out there.
Tip #1
Research repositories are a "nice-to-have." Post-Its will never fail unlike the “cloud.”

Tip #2
Spend 2 months making your deck to show stakeholders how invested you are in learning PowerPoint.
Tip #3
Yell at users. You don't like the product either.

Tip #4
Collecting any demographic data is useless as we are all brothers and sisters.
Tip #5
Ask how much money you need to give participants for a perfect review.

Tip #6
Flip the script and have the user interview you. You can get paid instead.
Tip #7
Efficiently organize your data by making someone else do it.

Tip #8
You are not the user. They are not the researcher. We are all specks of dust, floating in a sea of nothingness.
Tip #9
During usability tests, tell participants that the others did much better than them. Threaten to remove their compensation if they don’t start doing better.

Tip #10
Stakeholders appreciate simplicity so only have 1 word per slide, 2 slides max.
Tip #11
Every moment in the product is an opportunity to learn. When users sign up with their name, ask them "How does that make you feel?”

Tip #12
At the end of the interview, say “Ok, now let’s do a funny one.”