Usability Testing
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Usability testing involves observing users performing tasks with a prototype or system while their actions and feedback are recorded. An effective test requires understanding the target audience and goals, developing a test plan with tasks and measures, recruiting participants, and having a facilitator and observer. Tests are typically conducted in a usability lab where additional observers can watch interactions without interfering.
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- 7. You should know ● Your business ● Your target audience ○ Goals ○ Tasks ○ Context of use ● What you want to find out
- 8. What you need? ● What to test ● Test plan (script, measures and rules) ● Participants ● Facilitator ● Observer ● Chocolate
- 9. Welcome and prepare participants for their test session, explain the purpose and explain the roles during the session. usability.gov → Templates & Documents
- 10. Remember!!11 ● Ask open questions (What? When? Why?) ● User should thinking aloud ● Test real scenarios
- 11. Usability lab – a space designated for conducting usability tests by observing user interactions with a system and recording their activities. Additional observers may be present or may observe via two- way mirrors or video streaming in another room. usability.gov
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