Very nice introduction, I will keep this link for future reference when people ask more details about how to analysis data, especially user interview data. I went through the "Qualitative Data Analysis" book, and it's not very beginner-friendly (especially for folks who don't have academic background). It's a great book, though, don't get me wrong. So, I really like how you were able to summarize this and make it easy to understand.
Isn't it slightly confusing when you mention both analyzing and synthesizing qualitative user data in the same statement, as we know that synthesis must be performed after analysis, and the scope of this article is the analysis part? Maybe telling a little bit how about the sequence, so that readers understand where each one belongs, and clarifying that synthesis is not covered by this article, would help? Apart of that, this is a very nice article. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice introduction, I will keep this link for future reference when people ask more details about how to analysis data, especially user interview data. I went through the "Qualitative Data Analysis" book, and it's not very beginner-friendly (especially for folks who don't have academic background). It's a great book, though, don't get me wrong. So, I really like how you were able to summarize this and make it easy to understand.
Thanks for sharing! 👍🏻
Very rich and interesting article, thanks for sharing!
Isn't it slightly confusing when you mention both analyzing and synthesizing qualitative user data in the same statement, as we know that synthesis must be performed after analysis, and the scope of this article is the analysis part? Maybe telling a little bit how about the sequence, so that readers understand where each one belongs, and clarifying that synthesis is not covered by this article, would help? Apart of that, this is a very nice article. Thanks for sharing.