Build The Right Thing With The RITE Method | Rapid Usability Testing
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The document discusses rapid usability testing as a method to make effective design decisions within limited time and budget constraints, emphasizing the importance of iterative testing and collaboration with decision makers. It outlines the potential benefits and pitfalls of the process, as well as examples of user observations that lead to actionable design implications. The document also references additional resources for further learning about prototyping and guerrilla testing methods.
Build The Right Thing With The RITE Method | Rapid Usability Testing
- 1. Build The Right Thing With The RITE Method rapid usability testing CT UXPA Kyle Soucy @kylesoucy
- 2. “The research has to fit into this sprint and the budget is limited...” How am I going to do that?
- 4. Rapid I terative T esting E valuation
- 5. RITE Process Test 1 person Change design
- 7. How do you make design decisions based on only testing 1 person?
- 8. Modified RITE Process Test 2-3 people Change design
- 9. Formal Usability Testing Design Test Analysis Report Iterate
- 10. Source: http://uxmag.com/articles/the-rite-way-to-prototype Design Iterate Iterate Synthesize
- 11. Conduct Just Enough research
- 12. Key to Success… Attendance of product decision makers during testing!
- 13. benefits
- 15. Collaboration
- 19. Not Scheduling Enough Time
- 20. No UX Designer Available
- 23. Other Guerrilla research methods
- 24. Man On The Street
- 25. Design Studio
- 28. Usability Test Moderator Guide and Script
- 31. Notetaking & Observer Debriefs
- 32. It’s not just about the findings... implications matter
- 33. Example Observation: The user didn’t realize they were not logged in and couldn’t access documents they wanted. Implications: - “W4 a way the user can access documents without logging in.” - “H2 make the log in link more visible.” - “Wif we didn’t force the user to log in?”
- 34. H2 make these box entry areas clearer; H2 make it obvious they’re exclusive; Wif we only allowed one way to search for repair info?
- 35. benefit
- 37. “The research has to fit into this sprint and the budget is limited...” How am I going to do that? I GOT THIS!
- 38. Learn more... • Article: The RITE Way to Prototype by Jenny Shirey, Ann Charng, Quynh Nguyen http://uxmag.com/articles/the-rite-way-to-prototype • Article: The Art of Guerrilla Usability Testing by David Peter Simon http://www.uxbooth.com/articles/the-art-of-guerilla-usability-testing/ • Book: LeanUX by Jeff Gothelf
- 39. www.usableinterface.com @kylesoucy Thank you! /usableinterface