365: UX Research ft. Danae Holmes

<p>This week, we sat down with Danae Holmes, a UX researcher at YouTube Gaming to talk about everything UX research. We dig into research methodologies, effective collaboration with design, tips to get better at user research, the future of the field, and so much more.</p><hr /><h3><strong>Golden Ratio Patrons:</strong></h3><p><strong>Float</strong><br /> Float has been a lifeline for teams working remotely in 2020. It lets you keep track of who's working on what and plan your team's time, from anywhere! Float gives you an accurate view of your team's availability and capacity., allowing you to set custom work days and hours and schedule a status to let your team know where you're working from. Learn more at <a href="https://www.float.com/?utm_source=designdetails&utm_medium=specfm">float.com/designdetails</a>.</p><p><strong>Hover</strong><br /> Hover has over 300 domain name extensions to choose from when building your brand online. No matter what area of the creative space you are in, there’s a domain name waiting for it - from .DESIGN, .ART to .INK, .PHOTO and so much more. Get 10% off your first purchase when you sign up at <a href="https://hover.com/designdetails">hover.com/designdetails</a>.</p><hr /><h3><strong>Sponsors:</strong></h3><p>This week we're supported by <a href="http://wfl.io/designdetails">Webflow</a>! Webflow gives designers the power of code in a visual interface, allowing them to directly build whatever they have in mind without engineers.</p><p>Webflow helps you take that next step in your design process by bringing the power of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript into a visual interface so designers can build completely custom designs without worrying about writing code. If you already know your HTML and CSS, you can drag in unstyled HTML elements for full control of your designs. If you’re not familiar with those languages yet, you can use pre-built pieces of interface for complex elements like sliders, tabs, background videos, and more. </p><p>If you’ve used Figma or Sketch in the past, you’re go