UX Question Check List

At Mendix, these are some questions we encourage partners to consider when defining and scoping proof-of-concept projects:

Know the Users

  • Who are your users?

  • Who are the business users?

  • Who are the end users?

  • How would you describe the users?

  • What are the goals/motivations of the business?

  • What are the goals/motivations of the end users?

  • What are the fears/obstructions of the business?

  • What are the fears/obstructions of the end user?

Know the Context

  • What is the user’s story?

  • What’s happening when they use it?

  • When/where will they access it?

  • How will they use it?

  • What dependencies does it rely on?

  • What device(s)?

Task Analysis/Prioritization

  • What will users do on the site?
    (User tasks, content, features and functionality)

  • Which tasks are critical to users' success?

  • Which tasks are most important to users?

  • Which features of the site will users use the most?

  • Which features are prone to usability issues?

  • Which tasks are critical to the organization's success?

  • How often will users frequent it?

  • What will compel users to return?

Measurable Usability Objectives

  • Which tasks should users be able to accomplish easily with few errors?

  • Which tasks should users be able to finish quickly and efficiently?

  • What level of satisfaction should users have after using the site?

Where to Excel

  • What are major pain points?

  • What needs aren’t currently being met?

  • What data to you currently have?

  • How would the business define success?

  • How would the end user define success?

  • What’s the one thing we must get right to make it worthwhile?

Nick Di Stefano

I’m a product design lead fascinated by the intersection of people, technology, and design.

I’m a designer from Boston, MA with over 10 years of experience in leading teams and shipping complex digital products. I’m passionate about building strong team cultures, creating thoughtful products, and advocating for DEI in tech. I enjoy untangling complex systems and collaborating across disciplines to create measurable change.

http://www.nickdistefano.com
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