Vidhika Bansal's guest appearances

Vidhika Bansal

UX Australia

Content Strategy Insights

The Content Strategy Podcast

Erika Hall

Lauren Currie

Chris Harrison

John Collins

Laura Klein

Dan Brown

Alan Cooper

Farai Madzima

Scott Kubie

Andy Budd

Steve Portigal

Jon Kolko

Robert Mills

Sean Smith

Chris Webster

OwlTail

Humans are notoriously fickle creatures, hard-wired to behave in unpredictable ways. This makes experience design work challenging for both managers and practitioners. Vidhika Bansal has led both UX research and content design teams. Her unique background in both the behavioral sciences and UX design gives her a unique toolkit for bridging the gaps between unpredictable human behavior and useful digital experiences. https://ellessmedia.com/csi/vidhika-bansal/

Humans are notoriously fickle creatures, hard-wired to behave in unpredictable ways. This makes experience design work challenging for both managers and practitioners. Vidhika Bansal has led both UX research and content design teams. Her unique background in both the behavioral sciences and UX design gives her a unique toolkit for bridging the gaps between unpredictable human behavior and useful digital experiences. <a href="https://ellessmedia.com/csi/vidhika-bansal/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ellessmedia.com/csi/vidhika-bansal/</a>

Vidhika Bansal: Applying Behavioral Science to Content Design

The language we choose is an important part of the user experiences we create. Vidhika Bansal, UX Manager at Intuit cares deeply about language for the audience and also when communicating internally. She talks to Kristina about connecting language to decision making, using language as a tool for acceptance and belonging and the importance of avoiding bias in data when making content-related decisions.

The language we choose is an important part of the user experiences we create. Vidhika Bansal, UX Manager at Intuit cares deeply about language for the audience and also when communicating internally. She talks to Kristina about connecting language to decision making, using language as a tool for acceptance and belonging and the importance of avoiding bias in data when making content-related decisions.

Episode 43: Vidhika Bansal, Intuit  - Intentional language for better experiences

Pensieves &amp; Crystal Balls: Mitigating Bias When Investigating Past Behavior and Future IntentAs design researchers, we’re constantly trying to ascertain what people do and why. Often this means digging into what people have done in the past and asking them to predict what they’d do in the future. There’s only one problem: people are notoriously bad at accurately recalling past events and reliably forecasting future ones.In this talk we’ll explore key ways in which memories and predictions can be unreliable, what this means for our craft, and strategies to mitigate some of these biases for even better research.

Pensieves &amp; Crystal Balls: Mitigating Bias When Investigating Past Behavior and Future Intent As design researchers, we’re constantly trying to ascertain what people do and why. Often this means digging into what people have done in the past and asking them to predict what they’d do in the future. There’s only one problem: people are notoriously bad at accurately recalling past events and reliably forecasting future ones. In this talk we’ll explore key ways in which memories and predictions can be unreliable, what this means for our craft, and strategies to mitigate some of these biases for even better research.

Design Research 2021 Day 3 - Vidhika Bansal