ExtraHut – awans w dziale UX Research

21 marca, 2023 05:45

Patrycja Kołodziejczyk stanęła na czele nowo utworzonego działu UX Research agencji ExtraHut. Nadzoruje ona projektowanie, moderowanie i merytoryczną realizację badań z użytkownikami.

Patrycja jest związana z ExtraHut od 2019 roku. Ostatnie dwa lata przepracowała jako UX Designer i Researcher. Patrycja Kołodziejczyk ukończyła studia publikowanie sieciowe i cyfrowe na Uniwersytecie Wrocławskim oraz User Experience Design na Uniwersytecie SWPS.

ExtraHut wykorzystuje badania UX do projektowania i transformacji produktów cyfrowych. Agencja kieruje się zasadą „Simple Works” (ang. proste działa) i pracuje w autorskim procesie „Learn-Build-Test” (z ang. poznaj-zbuduj-przetestuj). Należy do UX Fellows – globalnej sieci agencji badawczych. Z badań ExtraHut korzystali dotychczas m.in. Amazon, Indeed i Santander.

— Klaudia Ciesielska

China looks for signs of optimism in its housing market (Kopiuj)

27 maja, 2026 13:25
Czas czytania: 1 min

Economists debated whether there’s light at the end of the tunnel for China’s multiyear property slump.

Home prices in the country’s largest cities have ticked up this year, and sellers’ “panic listings” have fallen.

Some analysts “see a turning point” in the crisis and predict home prices will start recovering later this year, The New York Times wrote.

Others argue the uptick in prices is just a lull before another downturn. China’s economy still faces steep challenges.

Core unemployment is hovering near record highs, according to data released this week. Growth in investment, industrial production, and retail sales all slowed in April. And corporate earnings are lagging behind stock market valuations.

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— Bartosz Martyka

China looks for signs of optimism in its housing market (Kopiuj)

27 maja, 2026 13:25
Czas czytania: 1 min

Economists debated whether there’s light at the end of the tunnel for China’s multiyear property slump.

Home prices in the country’s largest cities have ticked up this year, and sellers’ “panic listings” have fallen.

Some analysts “see a turning point” in the crisis and predict home prices will start recovering later this year, The New York Times wrote.

Others argue the uptick in prices is just a lull before another downturn. China’s economy still faces steep challenges.

Core unemployment is hovering near record highs, according to data released this week. Growth in investment, industrial production, and retail sales all slowed in April. And corporate earnings are lagging behind stock market valuations.

fdfdfd
— Bartosz Martyka

China looks for signs of optimism in its housing market (Kopiuj)

27 maja, 2026 13:25
Czas czytania: 1 min

Economists debated whether there’s light at the end of the tunnel for China’s multiyear property slump.

Home prices in the country’s largest cities have ticked up this year, and sellers’ “panic listings” have fallen.

Some analysts “see a turning point” in the crisis and predict home prices will start recovering later this year, The New York Times wrote.

Others argue the uptick in prices is just a lull before another downturn. China’s economy still faces steep challenges.

Core unemployment is hovering near record highs, according to data released this week. Growth in investment, industrial production, and retail sales all slowed in April. And corporate earnings are lagging behind stock market valuations.

fdfdfd
— Bartosz Martyka

China looks for signs of optimism in its housing market

27 maja, 2026 13:21
Czas czytania: 1 min

Economists debated whether there’s light at the end of the tunnel for China’s multiyear property slump.

Home prices in the country’s largest cities have ticked up this year, and sellers’ “panic listings” have fallen.

Some analysts “see a turning point” in the crisis and predict home prices will start recovering later this year, The New York Times wrote.

Others argue the uptick in prices is just a lull before another downturn. China’s economy still faces steep challenges.

Core unemployment is hovering near record highs, according to data released this week. Growth in investment, industrial production, and retail sales all slowed in April. And corporate earnings are lagging behind stock market valuations.

fdfdfd
— Bartosz Martyka