Jean Fox
US Bureau of Labor Statistics
Jean Fox has been a User Experience Researcher at the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) for more than 25 years. She has experience with a wide range of UX methods, including usability testing, interviews, and surveys. She is especially interested in how human-centered design approaches can facilitate innovation. Her Ph.D., Master’s, and Bachelor’s degrees are all in Human Factors, and she has authored numerous publications and presentations on UX methods.
My Session(s)
The Power of Continuous Usability Testing – How to Leverage Usability Testing Throughout the Product Lifecycle
Meeting Room 1For many UX professionals, usability testing is a go-to tool for evaluating a product or prototype’s learnability, ease of use, and alignment with user needs. In this interactive presentation with audience discussion, we will discuss strategies for integrating usability testing continuously throughout a product’s lifecycle (discovery, design, development, and post-deployment). We will identify considerations, methods, […]
Poster Session
Foyer 1 & 2Qiwen Zhao
Kate Jeon
Srikant ‘Cheenu’ Chari
Bhuvana Narayanamurthy
Jean Fox
Honoka Sumida
Roma Ruparel
Chung-Hay Luk
Anne Joutsenvirta
Ezgi Oztelcan
Dagmara Kukawka
Melanie Mrochen
Dominique Winter
Michael Bechinie
Johanna Schauerhofer
Chris Rourke
Steve Denning
Jack Holmes
Mohit Gupta
Erika Spoden
Join this informal session and explore the posters of UXPA International 2025. Poster Presented by Track A Call for More Accessibility Research – Case Study to Improve Employee IT Experience Qiwen Zhao DEI and Accessibility Empowering Patients Through Accessible Design – A Case Study on MacTel Type 2 Kate Jeon DEI and Accessibility Food for […]