
After 11 Years In UX, This Is The Mistake I See Everyone Making.
From UX - The User Experience Podcast by Jeremy
April 1, 2026 · 45 min
About this episode
Jeremy discusses common mistakes in user experience measurement and understanding.
I'd love to hear from you. Get in touch! 🔬 The Observation That Prompted This Rant We measure satisfaction, intention to use, overall liking — and then we go back to our teams and say "users don't trust it" or "satisfaction is low" and expect that to be actionable🧠 How Experience Actually Works — A Quick Neuroscience Detour Experience isn't one thing — it moves through layers: sensation → perception → judgmentSensation is the raw signal reaching your sensors; perception is your brain integrat...
People in this episode
Host: Jeremy
Topics covered
- user experience
- neuroscience
- satisfaction measurement
- perception
- judgment
Keywords
- user trust
- satisfaction
- experience layers
- neuroscience
- perception
- judgment
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