Easy and affordable user testing - Front Trends 2017
- 1. Easy and affordable user testing Ida Aalen Front Trends May 26th, 2017
- 2. Find the tools mentioned here: bit.ly/tools-for-testing
- 4. Colleagues are not your users (unless you’re making an intranet)
- 5. Designers are not your users (unless you’re designing Dribbble)
- 6. Developers are not your users (unless you’re designing Github)
- 7. Do you know what this icon means? Survey of 4273 Norwegians, 2014 Mobile: 53%said no Desktop: 73%said no
- 9. 1 in 3 problems experts finds are false alarms 1 in 2 problems that users have gets overlooked by experts
- 10. 5
- 11. N (1-(1-L)n)
- 12. 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% Number of Test Users 0 3 6 9 12 15 UsabilityProblemsFound
- 14. #1 Hit the streets Time: 1-8 hours Price: Snacks
- 16. It’s this easy:
- 25. #2 Information architecture Time: 30 min+ Price: Free / $99-199 per month
- 32. #3 First click Time: 30 min+ Price: Free / $99-199 per month
- 35. #4 Prototype meets actual users Time: 30 min+ Price: Free (e.g. Hotjar + Google Analytics)
- 41. #5 Did you get it done? Time: 15 min+ Price: Free
- 46. QUESTION 1 Read the title and description. Write down 3-4 questions you expect will be answered on this page. Don’t peek! Step #1: Read the title and description. Think of 3-4 questions you expect will be answered on this page.
- 47. Dementia Get advice from professionals. The first signs of dementia are often vague, and it may therefore be difficult to make a diagnosis. Many people with dementia say that they are experiencing things that were simple, has become more difficult. Some of the early signs of dementia are: What can you do? Are you worried if you or a loved one has dementia, you should contact a GP. It can take time to make a diagnosis of dementia. Before contacting a GP, you may want to think through, and note a few key words about these points: reduced attention and concentration: You may think it's been difficult to follow a conversation. memory failure: You experience a sudden feeling to have forgotten what you have done earlier in the day. language problems: You may have trouble remembering what things are called. sudden moments of confusion: You might find that you lose track, even in simple everyday situations. Step #2: Highlight where your questions are answered. Does the content meet the need? Feedback on needs, not grammar
- 48. Hi, can you check out this text for me? It’ll take 5 minutes. I’ve sent you a couple of e-mails, could you open the first one?
- 49. #7 Weekly drop-in test Time: 6 h per project + time spent observing Costs: rewarding subjects + setting up a lab
- 50. You don’t need a fancy lab.
- 51. If you need an observation room: Test machine Observation + Hangouts+
- 54. If you’re testing on mobile
- 55. «Hugging»
- 56. After you set up the lab: Test day e.g. every Wednesday One person responsible for moderating and recruiting test subjects 4 test subjects each time People sign up to have their projects tested Multiple projects can be tested each time
- 57. 20-30 minute break between each test subject
- 60. 7 methods: 1. Hit the streets 2. Information architecture 3. First click 4. Live experiments 5. Did you get it done 6. Microtesting content 7. Weekly drop-in lab test
- 61. 7 methods: 1. Hit the streets 2. Information architecture 3. First click 4. Live experiments 5. Did you get it done 6. Microtesting content 7. Weekly drop-in lab test
- 62. 7 methods: 1. Hit the streets 2. Information architecture 3. First click 4. Live experiments 5. Did you get it done 6. Microtesting content 7. Weekly drop-in lab test
- 63. 7 methods: 1. Hit the streets 2. Information architecture 3. First click 4. Live experiments 5. Did you get it done 6. Microtesting content 7. Weekly drop-in lab test
- 64. The a-ha moment?