# Getting feedback

- [Who, when, why of feedback](https://ucsc-xena.gitbook.io/ux-resource-for-ucsc-genomics-institute/getting-feedback/planning-feedback.md): Having another person look at the design is crucial to making sure your design meets user needs
- [Step 1: Heuristic Evaluation](https://ucsc-xena.gitbook.io/ux-resource-for-ucsc-genomics-institute/getting-feedback/step-1-heuristic-evaluation.md): Finding your biggest usability issues
- [Step 2: Talk to users and show them your designs](https://ucsc-xena.gitbook.io/ux-resource-for-ucsc-genomics-institute/getting-feedback/how-to-talk-to-users.md): How to talk to users to get the most out of them
- [How to do surveys](https://ucsc-xena.gitbook.io/ux-resource-for-ucsc-genomics-institute/getting-feedback/how-to-do-surveys.md): Surveys can be useful when used correctly
- [How to sort through feedback](https://ucsc-xena.gitbook.io/ux-resource-for-ucsc-genomics-institute/getting-feedback/how-to-sort-through-feedback.md): You've gotten a lot of feedback ... now what?


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