Shelley Feuer
Research Psychologist, U.S. Census Bureau
Shelley Feuer is a Research Psychologist in the Human Factors and Usability Lab in the Center for Behavioral Science Methods at the U.S. Census Bureau. Her research addresses questions that cross the lines between human-computer interaction, survey methodology, and psychology. Shelley is also passionate about teaching and has taught numerous courses in statistics, research methods, and psycholinguistics.
My Sessions
Using triangulation to capture the 2020 Census user experience
Waller Salon ABThis talk highlights a triangulation of user-experience methods including iterative usability testing, a satisfaction survey, focus groups and in-person call center site visits to improve an online census questionnaire for the U.S. population. User experience methods highlighted which areas of the online questionnaire were problematic for users, obtained both an overall satisfaction rating of the […]
Poster Session
Moontower HallAllison Veronda
Amy Oetting
Bo Kim
Bhuvana Narayanamurthy
Chris Becker
Cristina Morejón
Cindy Weber
Dara Chilton
Erica Olmsted-Hawala
Inga Wisniewski
Jeeyoung Yang
Joe Lengfellner
John Romadka
Leemor Yuravlivker
Lubina Bogoeva
Manasa Swaminathan
Michael Buckley
Nancy Bouvier
Nina Barraco
Naomi Enzinna
Samuel Chapman
Shannon McConnell
Shelley Feuer
Snigdha Ramkumar
Thomas Carpenter
Join this informal session and explore the posters of UXPA International 2023 Poster Presented by Perception matters: rules of thumb for making the best use of your users’ time Jeeyoung Yang, Meira Chefitz & Thomas Ortelt Atomic Research in Practice: Using a Feedback Repository to Make User-Driven Decisions Bo Kim Facilitating fun – How UX […]