Windows 10: Microsoft User Research session: Microsoft Edge and OneNote

Brink · Jul 30, 2019

Discuss Microsoft Edge and OneNote directly with Windows engineers

If you use Microsoft Edge or OneNote, our engineers would like to invite you to an upcoming customer research session.

Organized by Microsoft User Research, this voluntarily, online session is a unique opportunity to talk directly with the engineers who design and develop these technologies.

Our engineers are excited to hear from you! Tell them what you like about Microsoft Edge or OneNote (or both) and what you think could be improved—plus get the chance to talk about ideas for new features.

As we’ve seen with previous research sessions, the insights and suggestions you provide have an important impact on future development for Windows users around the world.

Here are the details:

Microsoft User Research session: Microsoft Edge and OneNote

Tuesday, July 30, 2019, 9:30–11:30 AM PDT

To join, simply click the link below at the time of the session. Or visit our landing page now for more details and to download the session directly to your calendar. We look forward to chatting with you!

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Brink · Jul 30, 2019

Microsoft User Research session: Windows Camera app

Discuss the Camera app directly with Windows engineers

If you use the Camera app in Windows—or might be interested in using the app in the future—our engineers would like to invite you to an upcoming customer research session.

Organized by Microsoft User Research, this voluntarily, online session is designed to support other feedback channels such as the Feedback Hub. It’s a unique opportunity to talk directly with the engineers who design and develop the Camera app.

They’re excited to hear from you! Tell them what you like about the app and what you think could be improved—plus get the chance to talk about ideas for new features.

As we’ve seen with previous research sessions, the insights and suggestions you provide have an important impact on future development for Windows users around the world.

Here are the details:

Microsoft User Research session: Windows Camera app

Friday, June 28, 2019, 9:30–11:30 AM PDT

To join, simply click the link below at the time of the session. Or visit our landing page now for more details and to download the session directly to your calendar. We look forward to chatting with you!

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Brink · Jul 30, 2019

Microsoft User Research Customer Calls for Windows Insiders

Discuss your Windows taskbar experience directly with Windows engineers

Based on some great feedback from earlier sessions, we’d like to again invite Windows Insiders to voluntarily participate in upcoming customer research calls.
Conducted by Microsoft User Research, the goal is to find out more about how you use the Taskbar in Windows 10 and how you might simplify the design and functionality.

Here’s how the calls work:

Each call lasts 5-10 minutes. Register for the calling session below that works best for you.

The registration page below will also provide you details for joining the scheduled sessions (once the session call is live, all callers are placed in a queue.)

We’ll do our best to talk with as many participants as possible within the scheduled session time. If we cannot connect with you during these sessions, look for other customer call opportunities in the near future.

Session 1: May 1, 2019 at 2:15pm – 4pm PDT

Session 2: May 22, 2019 at 9:30am – 11:30am PDT

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We look forward to chatting with you! And thanks, as always, for being a Windows Insider.
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Brink · Jul 30, 2019

Microsoft User Research Customer Calls

Discuss your Windows experience directly with Windows engineers

We value your feedback as a Windows Insider. And now, with the upcoming Microsoft User Research customer calls scheduled for tomorrow, you have the opportunity to voluntarily talk directly to Windows engineers about your Windows experience.

Here’s how the customer calls work:

Microsoft User Research has organized three customer call sessions focusing on three specific Windows experiences. Select the area below that interests you most and click on the link for session details.

All three sessions are scheduled for tomorrow, April 11. Calls are scheduled for 09:30 AM-11:30 AM PST and each call lasts 5-10 minutes.

The links below will provide you details for joining the scheduled sessions (once the session call is live, all callers are placed in a queue.)

We do our best to talk with as many participants as possible within the scheduled session time. If we cannot connect with you during these sessions, look for news of other customer call opportunities in the near future.

We look forward to chatting with you! And thanks, as always, for being a Windows Insider.

Taskbar: Let us know how you use the Taskbar and how you might simplify the design and functionality.
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Settings: Tell us more about your experience with Windows Settings and what you might change to make it easier to use.
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Windows Update: We’d like your feedback on downloading and installing updates using Windows Update. We are especially interested in hearing about any issues or bad experiences you’ve encountered when updating your device.
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