Pamela Pavliscak
Pamela is founder of Change Sciences, a UX research and strategy firm for Fortune 500s, startups, and other smart companies. She’s got credentials—an MS in Information Science from the University of Michigan—and has worked with lots of big brands, including Ally, Corcoran, Digitas, eMusic, NBC Universal, McGarry Bowen, PNC, Prudential, VEVO, Verizon, and Wiley. Plus, Pamela has UX street cred: She’s logged thousands of hours in the field, trying to better understand how people use technology, and has run hundreds of UX studies on almost every type of site or application you could imagine. When she’s not talking to strangers about their experiences online or sifting through messy data looking for patterns, she’s busy writing and speaking about how to create better user experiences using data of all shapes and sizes.
Read Pamela’s blog, People, Pixels, & Percentages.
Pamela’s Article on UXmatters
New on UXmatters
- Misinformation and Disinformation Online: What Design Can Do to Remedy This Problem
- The Psychology Behind Successful User Onboarding: Leveraging Cognitive Biases
- 3 Crucial Steps in Designing Conversational AI
- Inclusive Digital Experiences: Redesign Strategies for Addressing Diverse Abilities and Accessibility Challenges, Part 1
- User Experience in the Era of AI: Enhancing Human-Machine Interactions