UH UX LAB

The UH UX Lab is located on the third floor of Brazos Hall on the Sugar Land part of the UH Campus (rooms 334 and 336). This lab is run by Dr. Elizabeth Rodwell and exists to support University of Houston students and faculty who seek to integrate usability studies into their projects or research, and can benefit from its specialized technology.



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LAB EQUIPMENT

The UX lab is outfitted with a wide variety of equipment and tools to facilitate user-centered design and research. The lab features a range of prototyping and wireframing software, as well as devices for user testing and analysis. For a comprehensive list of the UX equipment available in the lab, please click on the provided link.

    Tobii Pro Fusion eye tracker (must take free Tobii training or use supervised)
    1 Soundproofed Control Room with mixing console that includes ability to manipulate PTZ cameras and audio in the observation room, point-to-talk microphones to broadcast audio into the observation room, A/V screens (6), 2 computer monitors, and visualization wall with one flatscreen TV monitor
    1 Observation room with PTZ ceiling cameras, 6-piece table that can be separated or used as one larger table, ceiling speakers, and visualization wall with one flatscreen TV, controllable from the Control Room
    1 Dell with capacity to record all video taken by observation room cameras
    1 Mac Pro
    2 iPad Pro tablets
    2 Samsung tablets
    2 Dell laptops
    2 Apple laptops
    1 Amazon Echo
    Adobe Creative Suite (including XD)
    Axure RP
    InVision
    Figma
    Miro
    Sketch
    Video and Audio Recording Software



WHAT IS UX?

UX, short for User Experience, is the term used to describe the overall experience people have when they interact with a product or service, such as a website, app, or physical item. The Interaction Design Foundation defines UX as "the process design teams use to create products that provide meaningful and relevant experiences to users." It covers everything from branding and design to usability and functionality. In other words, UX designers are responsible for designing the entire user experience, ensuring that the product is user-friendly, visually appealing, and effective in meeting the user's needs.


LOCATION

Address

14000 University Blvd
Brazos Hall
Rooms 334 & 336
Sugar Land
TX 77478

Lab Hours

On Request

Contact

erodwell@uh.edu
(713)-743-3046