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• Find users
• Ask them to drill down to inner pages
• Ask them to get back to the homepage
• See what they do
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7. Lean UX by Jeff Gothelf
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8. Lean UX by Jeff Gothelf
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10. Usability Testing Methods
• In person, face to face
• Remote
• Un-moderated
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12. In-Person Usability Testing
Pros
Cons
See and hear the users reactions
You or participants have to travel to meet up
When you visit users you can see their
workspace
Sometimes recording the sessions maybe be
difficult
Limited number of team members could join
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Photo: Luca Mascaro
13. The 10 Steps
1.
Plan the tasks and scenario, try it yourself or with a colleague
2.
Find users (preferably from you target audience).
3.
Introduce yourself.
4.
Explain you are looking for problems in a new product, that if they have trouble, it‟s the product‟s fault,
not theirs, that they shouldn‟t feel bad. Let them know it‟s OK to quit any time.
5.
Explain how to “think out loud”.
6.
Let them know you will not provide any help.
7.
Describe the tasks and introduce the product, ask if there are any questions, then begin the test.
8.
When they are done ask any additional questions you might have.
9.
Conclude test be thanking them and asking for questions.
10. Apply the results and test again.
15. Thinking Out Loud
You might say to subject
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We‟ve learned we get a lot more information from these observations if we ask people to “think out loud”
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As you move through the application, please give a running commentary on what you are doing and
how you are feeling
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For example: “Oh, I pressed the blue button because I thought it would take me to the restaurant page.
Now I‟m lost… Wait, let me try to get back…”
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If you forgot to talk, I‟ll gently remind you
16. Live Usability Test: 2 tickets to see „Michael‟
1.
2 Tickets to see „Michael‟ in Tel Aviv, you want to sit together and the sooner the better.
2.
If you have any trouble, it‟s the product‟s fault, not yours, don‟t feel bad.
3.
Remember to “think out loud”.
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17. Live Usability Test: Sell this Iphone5 on craigslist TLV
32 G. 1 year old, great condition- $500
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18. Where can you find users?
• Start with anyone who is not on the team.
• Later on, you will want some people from your specific target audience.
• Existing users: beginners, experienced & power users.
• General Public: Craigslist, Universities, Rothschild Av.
• Use 3-6 subjects per round. Jacob Nielson says 5 user testing session
will cover 80% of major usability issues.
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21. Remote Usability Testing
Pros
Cons
Conduct the sessions from your office
with anyone anywhere anytime
Can’t see the user’s facial expressions
Any number of team members could
participate
Difficult technical problems might accrue
Can easily record the sessions
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23. Un-moderated Usability Testing
• Usertesting.com demo
• Userlytics.com- demo
• Userzoom.com
• loop11.com
• Openhallway.com
• Easyusability.com
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24. More Un-moderated Testing
• Usabilityhub.com (five second test)
• Verify app: Click Test Preference Test Results
• Usabilla.com
• Testing mobile apps: uxrecorder.com plunkapp.com/
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Photo: Verify app
25. Un-moderated Usability Testing
Pros
Cons
Users could do it whenever it’s
convenient for them
Can’t ask follow up questions
Have access to users who live anywhere
in the world
Sometimes you can’t hear the users think
out loud
Recorded sessions
Sometimes you can’t see the users
reactions
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26. Why We Avoid Testing
• We forget.
• It takes a few days.
• Fear of criticism or not getting the feedbacks you want.
• Fear of having to do complex or complete redesigns or code over.
• Instead, keep it simple:
Don‟t agonize over best choice. Try them all!
Use low-fidelity prototypes
Correct earlier problems before testing more people.
Whole process takes half the time of the old way.
• You will come to fear NOT testing
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