Rapid Usability Testing - Introducing Café Test to Product Development
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Rapid Usability Testing is essential if you work in a fast moving environment. At mobile.de we introduced café test to specific phases in our product development life cycle to get early customer feedback as quickly as possible. Presentation hold at 9th ebay tech talk.
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- 4. Source: Google I/O 2013 - Enchant, Simplify, Amaze: Android's Design Principles
- 5. Café Testing Researcher shows a group of people (approx. 5 to 7) a prototype or finished product and has them fulfill a defined task. Happens outside the building. Mostly without specific recruiting.
- 6. Selected projects 1. Sell Your Item 2. Multi-/Make-Model
- 8. 1. Sell Your Item 2. Multi-/Make-Model
- 11. Scribbles Scribbles User Test Build MVP User Test on clickable Prototype based on Scribbles
- 12. Scribbles Scribbles User Test Build Change the concept based on the learning from the User Test
- 13. Scribbles User Test Build Drastical reduction and prioritization of features based on our learnings
- 14. Scribbles User Test Build Did we develop the right features to go live? Did we produce any usability issues by reducing scope?
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- 19. What did not work? … get users deeply involved. … dig deep. … build segments.
- 20. 1. Sell Your Item 2. Multi-/Make-Model
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- 26. What did not work? … get more than 3 min of users’ time. … get detailed feedback. … consistent “question stream”. … get user’s imagination going.
- 27. 1. It won’t answer all your questions.
- 28. 2. Be specific.
- 29. 3. It’s not for everyone.
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