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A practical technique
One very practical way of establishing patterns in data is to use Affinity Mapping. Also known as the JK Method, it is a technique introduced by Japanese anthropologist Kawakita Jiro, and provides a method to gather meaning from large amounts of data points.
The technique is designed to be a collaborative effort, allowing consensus and shared understanding to build over time as a group organizes data in common groups.
Affinity Mapping achieves a number of aims at the same time:
- It identifies patterns.
- It allows others to be involved.
- It creates a sense of shared ownership of the results.
Digital Marketing Resources:
Rick Monro
Rick Monro is UX Director at Fathom. He has extensive experience in user research, interaction design, user-centered design, and design strategy with private and public sector organisations throughout the UK and Ireland.
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