Christine Perfetti's presentation from Confab 2011:
How can you be confident that your content pages are understandable? How do you assess if the content is appropriate for your audience? How do you ensure you've written content that effectively communicates the essential information?
It turns out there are many different techniques for measuring your content. In this presentation, Christine Perfetti will show you some methods you've probably never heard of -- techniques only practiced by the most adventuresome content strategists.
YuryMakedonov_SavingRunawayProject_DKL_2005_07Yury M
This document describes how a failing software project was turned around using agile principles. The project originally followed a waterfall approach but failed to deliver what users wanted. It was restarted using iterative development, active user involvement in testing and requirements development, co-location of team members, and oversight from a change control board including the project sponsor. These agile practices allowed the project to be delivered in increments that met user needs.
AVO – A voyage to the open seas to study openness and a networking mode of op...Suomen eOppimiskeskus ry
This article summarises the project study report on the project Openness Accelerating Learning Networks (AVO2). The project study focused on how AVO2 progressed towards its goals, the smoothness of project work and the effectiveness of the project, applying the perspectives of project members as well as those of target groups. The project study report sheds light on the opportunities and challenges met when the working culture is open and networking; the report also compiles the lessons learned during the project and makes visible tacit information that might not otherwise appear in any project report. The results confirm and supplement those from the project study carried out for the project Open Networks for Learning (AVO) (Kalalahti 2012).
Are you looking to gather insights from your potential customers? When it comes to your prospects, do you really know what they want? Many startup teams tell us they are missing the key information they need to get into their users' mind. Without this information, the products often fall short of delighting users.
There are those that believe that user research and usability testing must be a complex and scientific process that takes lots of time, money, and resources. However, in the real world, most startups don't have the luxury to spend weeks or months on their user research. That's where guerrilla research techniques come into play.
Essential Techniques for Designing Delightful Web SitesPerfetti Media
The document discusses essential techniques for designing delightful web sites. It emphasizes starting with user research to understand needs and pain points, testing designs early and often through methods like paper prototyping, and measuring and iterating based on user feedback. Key techniques include field studies to observe users in their environment, usability testing, the first click test to see where users look on a homepage, and involving representatives from different teams in design workshops. The goal is to focus on the user experience, tackle problems, and learn through regular measurement and feedback.
Great products address the real needs of real people. Many companies risk bringing products to life without hearing customers' needs because their design teams don't have a way to bring the customer "inside" where product development happens. UX designers use personas to represent real customers so the design process focuses on addressing real user needs.
When design teams take advantage of personas, they see faster development times and better quality products. The entire team is on the same page and the designs satisfy users’ goals.
In this presentation, you’ll learn methods for performing user research in the field, synthesizing the results and communicating user needs to your internal product team. Specifically, we’ll cover techniques for interviewing customers, defining problems in the form of clear, concise problem statements and drafting user personas.
Rethinking UX Research - Design4Drupal 2014 keynote presentationPerfetti Media
How do you really know what your users want? How do you ensure your designs work for your prospects and customers? How can you be confident that your design changes improve your site?
There are those that believe that user research must be a complex and scientific process that takes a lot of time, money, and resources. However, in the real world, most designers and developers don't have the luxury to spend weeks and months on their user research.
It's possible to get useful results without the time-consuming expense of traditional user research methods. In this presentation, Christine Perfetti will share proven strategies and techniques for successfully integrating UX research into your process. You'll learn how to answer essential design questions using methods that take only a day—and sometimes only 10 minutes!
Building Delightful Products: A Customer-Centric Approach to Product Strategy...Perfetti Media
In this presentation, Carbonite's User Experience Director, Christine Perfetti, will share proven techniques for quickly exploring new design approaches based on solid customer data. She will share approaches for gathering customer insights, generating new product concepts, and evaluating designs.
The Product Visioning Workshop: A Proven Method for Product Planning and Prio...Perfetti Media
Is your team looking for new product concepts to capture a new market? Do you need to establish a long-term product strategy? Are you working to set a direction to drive roadmap decisions?
In this presentation, we will share a proven approach for creating a long-term product vision that your team can understand and rally behind. We will share all of the techniques you'll need to successfully run a Product Visioning Workshop with your product team and business stakeholders.
You will learn how to create a long-term vision for your product, establish consensus and buy-in across your organization, and prioritize features for the product roadmap. Your product managers will come away equipped to create roadmaps that align with your long-term product strategy.
YuryMakedonov_SavingRunawayProject_DKL_2005_07Yury M
This document describes how a failing software project was turned around using agile principles. The project originally followed a waterfall approach but failed to deliver what users wanted. It was restarted using iterative development, active user involvement in testing and requirements development, co-location of team members, and oversight from a change control board including the project sponsor. These agile practices allowed the project to be delivered in increments that met user needs.
AVO – A voyage to the open seas to study openness and a networking mode of op...Suomen eOppimiskeskus ry
This article summarises the project study report on the project Openness Accelerating Learning Networks (AVO2). The project study focused on how AVO2 progressed towards its goals, the smoothness of project work and the effectiveness of the project, applying the perspectives of project members as well as those of target groups. The project study report sheds light on the opportunities and challenges met when the working culture is open and networking; the report also compiles the lessons learned during the project and makes visible tacit information that might not otherwise appear in any project report. The results confirm and supplement those from the project study carried out for the project Open Networks for Learning (AVO) (Kalalahti 2012).
Are you looking to gather insights from your potential customers? When it comes to your prospects, do you really know what they want? Many startup teams tell us they are missing the key information they need to get into their users' mind. Without this information, the products often fall short of delighting users.
There are those that believe that user research and usability testing must be a complex and scientific process that takes lots of time, money, and resources. However, in the real world, most startups don't have the luxury to spend weeks or months on their user research. That's where guerrilla research techniques come into play.
Essential Techniques for Designing Delightful Web SitesPerfetti Media
The document discusses essential techniques for designing delightful web sites. It emphasizes starting with user research to understand needs and pain points, testing designs early and often through methods like paper prototyping, and measuring and iterating based on user feedback. Key techniques include field studies to observe users in their environment, usability testing, the first click test to see where users look on a homepage, and involving representatives from different teams in design workshops. The goal is to focus on the user experience, tackle problems, and learn through regular measurement and feedback.
Great products address the real needs of real people. Many companies risk bringing products to life without hearing customers' needs because their design teams don't have a way to bring the customer "inside" where product development happens. UX designers use personas to represent real customers so the design process focuses on addressing real user needs.
When design teams take advantage of personas, they see faster development times and better quality products. The entire team is on the same page and the designs satisfy users’ goals.
In this presentation, you’ll learn methods for performing user research in the field, synthesizing the results and communicating user needs to your internal product team. Specifically, we’ll cover techniques for interviewing customers, defining problems in the form of clear, concise problem statements and drafting user personas.
Rethinking UX Research - Design4Drupal 2014 keynote presentationPerfetti Media
How do you really know what your users want? How do you ensure your designs work for your prospects and customers? How can you be confident that your design changes improve your site?
There are those that believe that user research must be a complex and scientific process that takes a lot of time, money, and resources. However, in the real world, most designers and developers don't have the luxury to spend weeks and months on their user research.
It's possible to get useful results without the time-consuming expense of traditional user research methods. In this presentation, Christine Perfetti will share proven strategies and techniques for successfully integrating UX research into your process. You'll learn how to answer essential design questions using methods that take only a day—and sometimes only 10 minutes!
Building Delightful Products: A Customer-Centric Approach to Product Strategy...Perfetti Media
In this presentation, Carbonite's User Experience Director, Christine Perfetti, will share proven techniques for quickly exploring new design approaches based on solid customer data. She will share approaches for gathering customer insights, generating new product concepts, and evaluating designs.
The Product Visioning Workshop: A Proven Method for Product Planning and Prio...Perfetti Media
Is your team looking for new product concepts to capture a new market? Do you need to establish a long-term product strategy? Are you working to set a direction to drive roadmap decisions?
In this presentation, we will share a proven approach for creating a long-term product vision that your team can understand and rally behind. We will share all of the techniques you'll need to successfully run a Product Visioning Workshop with your product team and business stakeholders.
You will learn how to create a long-term vision for your product, establish consensus and buy-in across your organization, and prioritize features for the product roadmap. Your product managers will come away equipped to create roadmaps that align with your long-term product strategy.
Physical anthropology involves studying human physical variation and evolution through metrics like osteology, anthropometry, and primatology. Cultural anthropology examines human cultures and customs. Together, these fields seek to understand humans and human ancestors through skeletal remains, comparative studies of living primates, and observations of cultural practices.
There are no secrets in golf, only techniques. A better short game WILL lower your scores!
To receive great golf content, join our team over at www.ChuckEvansGolf.com
We keep you up to date with the world of golf, instructional articles, instructional videos and much more!
This document discusses parenting education and programs in New York State. It summarizes two evidence-based parenting programs - Strengthening Families Program and Celebrating Families! - which aim to increase family resilience and reduce risk factors. It also lists Erickson's stages of child development and 10 simple tips for parenting from being a parent and grandparent, such as being affectionate, praising children, and enjoying age-appropriate activities with them.
The document outlines the key components of a social media strategy:
Goals should be well-defined and achievable to guide progress. Listening to audiences is important to understand who is saying what, where, and why. Based on goals and listening, actions like creating engaging content and reactions can help achieve goals and prevent crises. Measurement of impact and ROI is important using free or paid tools to track success.
The document discusses careers in integrated digital marketing and the importance of combining SEM, SEO, and SMO strategies. It notes that display ads can increase natural search results by 300% and these tactics are interrelated. While SEM is expensive, SMO and SEO are often ignored which can hurt campaigns. Effective digital marketers combine multiple strategies. Traditional marketing is less effective and more expensive than personalized digital ads. Digital marketing allows more flexibility than other channels. Skills needed for integrated digital roles include experience with SEM, SEO, or SMO and an understanding of online audiences and targeting.
The document provides creative and thought-provoking observations on various topics related to creativity, design, and business. It encourages having opinions to benefit clients, focusing on quality over cost or trends, commissioning original photography, engaging participants in brainstorming, and being passionate in work without disturbing others. It also warns against poor planning, feeble-minded thinking, overuse of PowerPoint, and kissing up to others.
Local Government - best practice website developmentStuart Riddle
Presenting the good, the bad and the downright ugly. We had some fun analyzing local government websites, and talking about how to approach a website redesign project.
The document summarizes lessons that can be learned from the story of Noah's Ark in 11 points. The main lessons are to prepare for difficult times ahead, stay focused on important tasks despite criticism, remember that we are all in this together, and have faith that with perseverance you can overcome challenges just as Noah and his ark survived the flood. It encourages the reader to share these messages with friends.
This document discusses how companies can shift their focus from traditional human resources practices to human capital strategies that engage employees and drive business results. It outlines key elements of an effective human capital philosophy including rewarding, attracting, engaging, performing and learning. Specific human capital strategies are presented such as integrating performance and rewards, effective recruiting, and dynamic learning. The outcomes of implementing human capital strategies are described as profitable revenue, innovation and strategic alignment.
This subject outline describes the eight outcomes students will achieve after completing the BTO130 course. The outcomes include being able to describe the purpose and function of an operating system, computer systems concepts, the architecture of the Windows OS, apply relevant terminology, challenge their knowledge through research, effectively use OS services and utilities, perform OS configuration activities, and perform data storage and file system operations.
Social Media Revolutions: How to communicate in the web 2.0 worldAlastair Smith
The document discusses strategies for effective communication on social media platforms. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the audience and their interests, sharing engaging content that takes advantage of each platform's capabilities, and being prepared to respond to both positive and negative feedback. The key is listening to the audience and providing value to them rather than just promoting oneself or one's company.
The document provides instructions for a school choir fundraising event selling products from a brochure. It outlines a plan to spend 10 minutes a day selling 3 items over 7 days, with order forms due April 1st and products arriving in 3-4 weeks. It emphasizes being polite, explaining the purpose, and asking people to help sell to family, friends, neighbors, parents' contacts, and place of worship while avoiding door-to-door sales for safety. Paperwork includes order forms, collection envelopes, and samples to follow carefully. The goal is to start selling today and have fun while fundraising for the choir.
Accessibility testing your digital spaces and content helps expand your reach. This presentation offers an overview of common accessibility testing types and methods.
Usability testing – Just Do It. Five methods for improving usability in-houseVolkside
Introduction to usability testing and five methods you can use to improve usability in your own projects.
Read more: http://www.volkside.com/2011/05/usability-testing-just-do-it-5-methods-for-improving-usability-inhouse
Presentation Promotech Labs Interreg June_30th_2011PROMOTECH CEI
Promotech Labs is a European Business Innovation Centre that has supported over 571 business creations and 337 SME diversifications over 30 years. It offers coaching for entrepreneurs through the business creation process from idea generation to business launch. Promotech is experimenting with a Living Lab approach that involves groups of users to co-design products and services with entrepreneurs through meetings, collaborative tools, and usage tests. The goal is to create an open innovation ecosystem that drives innovation through user involvement.
Physical anthropology involves studying human physical variation and evolution through metrics like osteology, anthropometry, and primatology. Cultural anthropology examines human cultures and customs. Together, these fields seek to understand humans and human ancestors through skeletal remains, comparative studies of living primates, and observations of cultural practices.
There are no secrets in golf, only techniques. A better short game WILL lower your scores!
To receive great golf content, join our team over at www.ChuckEvansGolf.com
We keep you up to date with the world of golf, instructional articles, instructional videos and much more!
This document discusses parenting education and programs in New York State. It summarizes two evidence-based parenting programs - Strengthening Families Program and Celebrating Families! - which aim to increase family resilience and reduce risk factors. It also lists Erickson's stages of child development and 10 simple tips for parenting from being a parent and grandparent, such as being affectionate, praising children, and enjoying age-appropriate activities with them.
The document outlines the key components of a social media strategy:
Goals should be well-defined and achievable to guide progress. Listening to audiences is important to understand who is saying what, where, and why. Based on goals and listening, actions like creating engaging content and reactions can help achieve goals and prevent crises. Measurement of impact and ROI is important using free or paid tools to track success.
The document discusses careers in integrated digital marketing and the importance of combining SEM, SEO, and SMO strategies. It notes that display ads can increase natural search results by 300% and these tactics are interrelated. While SEM is expensive, SMO and SEO are often ignored which can hurt campaigns. Effective digital marketers combine multiple strategies. Traditional marketing is less effective and more expensive than personalized digital ads. Digital marketing allows more flexibility than other channels. Skills needed for integrated digital roles include experience with SEM, SEO, or SMO and an understanding of online audiences and targeting.
The document provides creative and thought-provoking observations on various topics related to creativity, design, and business. It encourages having opinions to benefit clients, focusing on quality over cost or trends, commissioning original photography, engaging participants in brainstorming, and being passionate in work without disturbing others. It also warns against poor planning, feeble-minded thinking, overuse of PowerPoint, and kissing up to others.
Local Government - best practice website developmentStuart Riddle
Presenting the good, the bad and the downright ugly. We had some fun analyzing local government websites, and talking about how to approach a website redesign project.
The document summarizes lessons that can be learned from the story of Noah's Ark in 11 points. The main lessons are to prepare for difficult times ahead, stay focused on important tasks despite criticism, remember that we are all in this together, and have faith that with perseverance you can overcome challenges just as Noah and his ark survived the flood. It encourages the reader to share these messages with friends.
This document discusses how companies can shift their focus from traditional human resources practices to human capital strategies that engage employees and drive business results. It outlines key elements of an effective human capital philosophy including rewarding, attracting, engaging, performing and learning. Specific human capital strategies are presented such as integrating performance and rewards, effective recruiting, and dynamic learning. The outcomes of implementing human capital strategies are described as profitable revenue, innovation and strategic alignment.
This subject outline describes the eight outcomes students will achieve after completing the BTO130 course. The outcomes include being able to describe the purpose and function of an operating system, computer systems concepts, the architecture of the Windows OS, apply relevant terminology, challenge their knowledge through research, effectively use OS services and utilities, perform OS configuration activities, and perform data storage and file system operations.
Social Media Revolutions: How to communicate in the web 2.0 worldAlastair Smith
The document discusses strategies for effective communication on social media platforms. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the audience and their interests, sharing engaging content that takes advantage of each platform's capabilities, and being prepared to respond to both positive and negative feedback. The key is listening to the audience and providing value to them rather than just promoting oneself or one's company.
The document provides instructions for a school choir fundraising event selling products from a brochure. It outlines a plan to spend 10 minutes a day selling 3 items over 7 days, with order forms due April 1st and products arriving in 3-4 weeks. It emphasizes being polite, explaining the purpose, and asking people to help sell to family, friends, neighbors, parents' contacts, and place of worship while avoiding door-to-door sales for safety. Paperwork includes order forms, collection envelopes, and samples to follow carefully. The goal is to start selling today and have fun while fundraising for the choir.
Accessibility testing your digital spaces and content helps expand your reach. This presentation offers an overview of common accessibility testing types and methods.
Usability testing – Just Do It. Five methods for improving usability in-houseVolkside
Introduction to usability testing and five methods you can use to improve usability in your own projects.
Read more: http://www.volkside.com/2011/05/usability-testing-just-do-it-5-methods-for-improving-usability-inhouse
Presentation Promotech Labs Interreg June_30th_2011PROMOTECH CEI
Promotech Labs is a European Business Innovation Centre that has supported over 571 business creations and 337 SME diversifications over 30 years. It offers coaching for entrepreneurs through the business creation process from idea generation to business launch. Promotech is experimenting with a Living Lab approach that involves groups of users to co-design products and services with entrepreneurs through meetings, collaborative tools, and usage tests. The goal is to create an open innovation ecosystem that drives innovation through user involvement.
This is a summary of participant evaluations from the Health Open Educational Resources Technology Africa Regional Workshop, 3 - 5 October 2012, Agenda at http://openmi.ch/oertechafrica2012notes.
Break out: Project Communication and Dissemination - Koen De Vosimec.archive
This document discusses best practices for disseminating project information to target audiences. It advises selecting the right dissemination tools and channels based on the audience, such as using social media, websites, newsletters, and publishing tools. A case study of the Apollon project shows what dissemination methods worked well, such as an open living labs website and newsletter, and what did not, like LinkedIn and Twitter. The document stresses publishing results at the right time, to the right audience, using existing channels, with simple explanations and an enticing manner.
Learning analytics aims to collect, analyze, and report data about learning in various contexts to inform and enhance learning experiences. Predictive models can help identify patterns of student success based on factors like previous study results. Purdue University uses "Signals" that provide real-time feedback to students through traffic light indicators in the learning management system, based on a predictive model analyzing their engagement and progress.
Postman Public Workspaces: The First Massively Multiplayer API Experience | W...Postman
In this webinar Postman’s Kin Lane Nick Tran and Joyce Lin walk you through the basics of the new public workspaces functionality, and discuss the “massively multiplayer” aspect.
RDAP13 Cerys Willoughby: Towards a global open scientific notebook infrastruc...ASIS&T
Cerys Willoughby, University of Southhampton
Jeremy Frey, Andrew Milsted, Simon Coles, Colin Bird, Cerys Willoughby, Cameron Neylon and Matthew Todd: “Towards a global open scientific notebook infrastructure”
Panel: Global scientific data infrastructure
Research Data Access & Preservation Summit 2013
Baltimore, MD April 4, 2013 #rdap13
This lecture covers various methods for prototyping and testing user interfaces, including paper prototyping, wireframing, and usability testing techniques like heuristic evaluation and cognitive walkthrough. Low-fidelity prototyping allows for early user feedback, while high-fidelity prototyping tests detailed tasks and processes. The lecture also discusses iterative design, with prototypes refined based on user testing to develop the final design.
The document introduces a mobile usability checklist created by Tiffini Travis and Aaron Tay. It discusses identifying intuitive design elements, using heuristics to evaluate mobile websites, and conducting usability testing. It describes heuristic evaluation and task-based evaluation methods. The checklist covers interface design, user characteristics, and content/purpose. Examples are provided of evaluating four mobile library sites using heuristics. The document emphasizes the importance of usability testing with users to understand their needs and preferences.
Achieving Minimalism through Interactive Multimediabpk411
Use interactive multimedia with text-based online documentation to achieve the minimalist model pioneered by instructional design guru John Carroll. Non-linear modules of “real” tasks help users get started fast, and quickly learn from any errors.
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The document discusses the Encore discovery platform and how it can increase patron success. Encore provides a single starting point for users to easily search and discover resources. It brings resources together and empowers patrons to work effectively with search results. Encore also creates opportunities for personalized interactions and community participation through features like ratings, reviews, and tagging. The rapid development process involves frequent design, testing, and releases to identify and address roadblocks and improve the user experience.
This document provides an overview of key project management concepts including:
- The Project Management Office (PMO) and Project Management System (PMS) and their roles in managing projects.
- The five process groups (initiating, planning, executing, controlling, closing) and nine knowledge areas that are used to manage projects.
- The individual project management processes that are applied within each process group to generate outputs and move the project forward.
- How the process groups interact and are linked by inputs and outputs between processes.
- Examples of common inputs like organizational process assets and enterprise environmental factors that influence project processes.
- A process chart that maps the project management processes.
2014 State Of DevOps Findings! Velocity ConferenceGene Kim
This document summarizes a presentation given by Nicole Forsgren Velasquez, Jez Humble, Nigel Kersten and Gene Kim on the findings from Puppet Labs' 2014 State of DevOps report. Some key findings include organizations with high performing IT having 30x more frequent deployments and being 8,000x faster. Additional findings showed a correlation between IT performance metrics like deployment frequency and mean time to recover with practices like continuous delivery and version control. High performing organizations also had higher levels of organizational culture, job satisfaction, trust and relationships between teams.
Djm storyboard innovation for multimedia presentationb767miller
This document provides a storyboard and overview for a multimedia presentation on innovations in educational technology. It discusses Adobe Captivate software, describing its development from RoboDemo, intended uses for creating demonstrations and simulations, and adoption through different user groups over time following an S-curve of innovation diffusion. Key individuals in its development and the attributes that affected its rate of adoption are also summarized.
DevOps – what is it? Why? Is it real? How to do it?Sailaja Tennati
DevOps is one of the hottest trends in engineering/IT process evolution. Depending on whom you listen to DevOps has the potential to solve all the problems of product innovation, time to market, quality and cost all at once. Marc Hornbeek presented his own views of real world DevOps, pitfalls and suggested approaches.
Case Study: Experiences Using IBM Rational Method Composer to Deliver a BPM I...ghodgkinson
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2. RMC allows optimizing software delivery processes through a CoE by developing a CoE website that contains customizable process libraries and templates.
3. A demo of the CoE website shows how it can contain over 100 practices and processes to leverage and customize for roles like planning, requirements, architecture, implementation and more.
BuildIT is a portfolio management system implemented at JPL to provide visibility and tracking of all IT projects. It has kept projects on track and provided needed visibility into projects for the OCIO. While it is still a work in progress, BuildIT has achieved the main goals of developing a project pipeline, weekly status updates, and metrics tools to monitor projects.
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Assessment and Planning in Educational technology.pptxKavitha Krishnan
In an education system, it is understood that assessment is only for the students, but on the other hand, the Assessment of teachers is also an important aspect of the education system that ensures teachers are providing high-quality instruction to students. The assessment process can be used to provide feedback and support for professional development, to inform decisions about teacher retention or promotion, or to evaluate teacher effectiveness for accountability purposes.
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How to Add Chatter in the odoo 17 ERP ModuleCeline George
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A Strategic Approach: GenAI in EducationPeter Windle
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies such as Generative AI, Image Generators and Large Language Models have had a dramatic impact on teaching, learning and assessment over the past 18 months. The most immediate threat AI posed was to Academic Integrity with Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) focusing their efforts on combating the use of GenAI in assessment. Guidelines were developed for staff and students, policies put in place too. Innovative educators have forged paths in the use of Generative AI for teaching, learning and assessments leading to pockets of transformation springing up across HEIs, often with little or no top-down guidance, support or direction.
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A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
it describes the bony anatomy including the femoral head , acetabulum, labrum . also discusses the capsule , ligaments . muscle that act on the hip joint and the range of motion are outlined. factors affecting hip joint stability and weight transmission through the joint are summarized.
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800,000 of Microsoft’s
pages have never been
loaded from the server
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Measuring your content’s success
Teams have many tools for measuring their content
Web analytics
Traditional usability tests
Advanced content measurement techniques
5 second tests Comprehension tests
First click tests Catalog-based tests
Inherent value tests
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Are web analytics the solution?
Web analytics are the most common technique for
evaluating content
Data sources
Visitor traffic and server logs
Conversion funnels
Search engine logs
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Web Analytics Are Just a Starting
Point
Web analytics highlight potential problem areas
Tells you what is happening on the site
Doesn’t tell you why users behave in a particular way
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The Best Approach for Content
Evaluation
Design teams and content strategists need to observe
people interact with their content
Assess where content fails to address users’ questions,
concerns, and opportunities
Identify where content successfully excites and engages
users
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Traditional usability tests
A usability test involves
putting your users in front
of your product and
observing what they do
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How did users perform?
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Running a test session
Greet the user
Introduce user to observers
Explain to user how the test will work
Give the user tasks to complete and observe problems
they experience
General Q&A
Debrief with observers
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Start testing
your content
anywhere
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Signs of content and design failure
Back button
Pogosticking
Going to Search
FAQs, Help, and Site Map
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The Handbook of Usability Testing, 2nd
Edition
Jeffrey Rubin and Dana Chisnell
A Practical Guide to Usability Testing
Joseph Dumas and Janice (Ginny) Redish
Don’t Make Me Think
Steve Krug
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Advanced techniques for measuring
content
Techniques for answering specific questions about your
content
5 Second Test
First Click Test
Inherent Value Test
Comprehension Test
Catalog-based Test
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Research Question
How do we measure the success of
content pages?
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5 Second Page Tests
Quick and dirty technique for measuring content
pages
Takes less than 10 minutes to run
Measures if content pages quickly convey their
purpose
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Sharing your pictures online
You want to post pictures online from your last vacation
You are concerned that the upload process will be
difficult
How confident are you that you can upload photos
quickly and easily?
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Sharing your pictures online
You want to post pictures online from your last vacation
You are concerned that the upload process will be
difficult
How confident are you that you can upload photos
quickly and easily?
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Sharing your pictures online
You want to post pictures online from your last vacation
You are concerned that the upload process will be
difficult
How confident are you that you can upload photos
quickly and easily?
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First Click Test
Useful method to assess where users first click on
your site’s home or entry page
Provide users with a specific task to complete when
they arrive at the site
By observing where users first click, it’s a clear
indicator whether they’ll eventually be successful
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Research Question
Do users understand your product or
site’s complex content?
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Comprehension Test
Pages containing complex content
Such as policies or procedures
How your product works
User comprehension is imperative to their success
Questions determine if users understand content
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Inherent value test
Variant of traditional usability test
Identifies why loyal users love the site/service
Determines if new users see the same value
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Two phase test
Phase I: Identifies the value of the site for loyal users
Ask existing customers to give you a tour of your site or product
Ask them to share what they find most valuable about your
product
Phase II: Do new users see the same value?
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Research Question
What information is most important to
users?
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Catalog-Based Task Testing
User or task understanding is fuzzy
Print brochure/catalog describes products or services
Ask users to review catalog and highlight important
content
Can they easily find the same content on your web
site?
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