UK 2003 Usability Salary Survey  

It’s human nature to believe that ‘others may be overpaid, but I never am’. Sure enough, about half of the survey respondents said that they were underpaid and about half said that their pay was ‘fair’. Only one person was said he was ‘overpaid’.

Usability Professionals Association (2003). Careers>Salaries>Usability>United Kingdom

Salary Survey  

This year, for the fi rst time, we've included results by employer as well as information on the types of technique in use today and a breakdown of salary by experience. Members of the Usability Professionals Association are, of course, entitled to the raw data so that they can conduct their own analysis.

Usability Professionals Association (2004). Careers>Salaries>Usability>United Kingdom

Salary Survey Reveals Truth About UK Usability Market

Most people looking for the first time at the results of the UK Chapter's recent salary survey will rush to find out where they come on the overall pay scale. But the survey asked far more than just 'how much do you make' and because it was widely publicised and open to all, the results have some interesting things to say about the state of our industry.

Colborne, Giles. Usability Professionals Association (2003). Careers>Salaries>Usability>United Kingdom

UPA UK Salary Survey shows £38,000 Mean

The first UPA UK salary survey results show a range of £18,500 to £90,000 paid to British usability specialists, with a mean of £37,801 and a median of £35,000.

Light, Ann. Usability News (2003). Careers>Salaries>Usability>United Kingdom