The document provides guidance on conducting user experience (UX) testing for a product or website. It outlines various UX testing methods including remote analytics-based testing using tools like clicktale and A/B testing as well as local user testing using eye tracking and usability testing. The document describes how to recruit 4-6 test participants, conduct a usability test using a think-aloud protocol, take detailed notes, and get feedback to identify issues regarding learnability, efficiency, safety and satisfaction. Testers are advised to let participants fail without guidance and ask open-ended questions to gather insights without bias.
UI/UX Learning: From Discovery to DesignRobert Hsu
A talk on the UX Process from Discovery to Design
Event: The Behance Portfolio Review, Kolkata (https://bit.ly/2HEWzfS)
Talk Video available on:
Discovery Phase: https://youtu.be/rAebyPoHHdw
Design Phase: https://youtu.be/jM4j7VPLni0
UI/UX Learning: From Discovery to DesignRobert Hsu
A talk on the UX Process from Discovery to Design
Event: The Behance Portfolio Review, Kolkata (https://bit.ly/2HEWzfS)
Talk Video available on:
Discovery Phase: https://youtu.be/rAebyPoHHdw
Design Phase: https://youtu.be/jM4j7VPLni0
I describe a framework that the UX team at Recurly has been using to integrate UX and agile development. Lean UX is tough, but successful application of the principles leads to better products, happier engineers and designers, and a better relationship with stakeholders.
Usability Test Results Xtext New Project WizardSandra Schering
A discussion in GitHub concerning the new project wizard of an Xtext project was the origin for a usability test in which three versions of the wizard were compared. The slides show the study design and the usability findings.
How to Create a Lean Canvas and Interview Customers for Problem ValidationTal Atzmon
This presentation guides entrepreneurs how to fill the Lean Canvas document. It also discusses about the Problem Validation interview process. What do you ask? What not to ask? How to analyze the gathered data?
For the past 20 years we have developed, designed, marketed with, for and at users. UX and usability are getting a lot of attention within that context. Beyond the buzzwords, we will look at two practices that shape our daily lives. What does it mean for an application to be usable and how's that part of creating an amazing user experience? This talk aims to discuss some actionable developer tips to ensure that your applications resonate with users.
UX & Usability: From "nice to have" to "do or die" iKatDigital
My short presentation on the importance of Usability and UX in an increasingly volatile web environment. Delivered at the 2nd eBusinessWorld Athens 2013
At Backelite, we constantly challenge our methods and approaches to best respond to the current market as well as users' and brands' changing needs.
As trends themselves change, it's also important to challenge them in the brands' and users' contexts in "test & learn" phases.
We share our vision for the evolution of design trends in 2016 with these 10 major key points of UI design.
At Backelite, conceiving, designing and implementing digital services means making users' lives easier. We delve into the top 10 trends in UX that will stand out in 2016.
(Full Text Version) The Leadership Machine: All the Research about Women's Ca...Janice Fraser
Even after 20 years in Silicon Valley, Janice Fraser was baffled by the hundreds of articles and studies that each try to explain why women don't advance into senior leadership at the same rate as men. Drawing upon dozens of these publications, Janice has mapped out the system, in simple boxes and arrows, showing clearly where the leaks are in the leadership pipeline for women, and how we can plug them. Her findings provide a powerful roadmap for men and women who want to do better for themselves and their colleagues. By courageously looking at how people really advance and what holds them back, we can each develop explicit strategies for managing our own careers and understanding how best to support others.
Familiar with cooking for celiac-prone needs, Kerry Karl shines light on a few myths surrounding gluten and what it does and does not do to our bodies.
Remote moderated testing was once out of reach for many organizations -- but not anymore!
Steve Schang of Midwood Usability shares his expert review of and advice for getting the most of remote testing tools.
Contact Steve and his team at MidwoodUsability.com.
Presented at Firecat Studio's monthly UX and Marketing Strategy gathering, Firecat First Friday, in November 2020.
I describe a framework that the UX team at Recurly has been using to integrate UX and agile development. Lean UX is tough, but successful application of the principles leads to better products, happier engineers and designers, and a better relationship with stakeholders.
Usability Test Results Xtext New Project WizardSandra Schering
A discussion in GitHub concerning the new project wizard of an Xtext project was the origin for a usability test in which three versions of the wizard were compared. The slides show the study design and the usability findings.
How to Create a Lean Canvas and Interview Customers for Problem ValidationTal Atzmon
This presentation guides entrepreneurs how to fill the Lean Canvas document. It also discusses about the Problem Validation interview process. What do you ask? What not to ask? How to analyze the gathered data?
For the past 20 years we have developed, designed, marketed with, for and at users. UX and usability are getting a lot of attention within that context. Beyond the buzzwords, we will look at two practices that shape our daily lives. What does it mean for an application to be usable and how's that part of creating an amazing user experience? This talk aims to discuss some actionable developer tips to ensure that your applications resonate with users.
UX & Usability: From "nice to have" to "do or die" iKatDigital
My short presentation on the importance of Usability and UX in an increasingly volatile web environment. Delivered at the 2nd eBusinessWorld Athens 2013
At Backelite, we constantly challenge our methods and approaches to best respond to the current market as well as users' and brands' changing needs.
As trends themselves change, it's also important to challenge them in the brands' and users' contexts in "test & learn" phases.
We share our vision for the evolution of design trends in 2016 with these 10 major key points of UI design.
At Backelite, conceiving, designing and implementing digital services means making users' lives easier. We delve into the top 10 trends in UX that will stand out in 2016.
(Full Text Version) The Leadership Machine: All the Research about Women's Ca...Janice Fraser
Even after 20 years in Silicon Valley, Janice Fraser was baffled by the hundreds of articles and studies that each try to explain why women don't advance into senior leadership at the same rate as men. Drawing upon dozens of these publications, Janice has mapped out the system, in simple boxes and arrows, showing clearly where the leaks are in the leadership pipeline for women, and how we can plug them. Her findings provide a powerful roadmap for men and women who want to do better for themselves and their colleagues. By courageously looking at how people really advance and what holds them back, we can each develop explicit strategies for managing our own careers and understanding how best to support others.
Familiar with cooking for celiac-prone needs, Kerry Karl shines light on a few myths surrounding gluten and what it does and does not do to our bodies.
Remote moderated testing was once out of reach for many organizations -- but not anymore!
Steve Schang of Midwood Usability shares his expert review of and advice for getting the most of remote testing tools.
Contact Steve and his team at MidwoodUsability.com.
Presented at Firecat Studio's monthly UX and Marketing Strategy gathering, Firecat First Friday, in November 2020.
Instead of being just another cost center for a customer where you develop what you're told, how can you become proactive by understanding the business requirement and truly being a Quality Enabler? Xian Tharindra shares some great insights on this
On Monday, November 7, 2016, Smart Chicago Collaborative held the first CUTGroup Collective Community call. The goal of the CUTGroup Collective is to convene organizations and institutions in cities to help others establish new CUTGroups, create a new community, and share and learn from one another. For our first community call, we want to highlight CUTGroup Detroit’s story. Over the last few months, a collaboration across multiple entities invested in Detroit– the City of Detroit, Data Driven Detroit, and Microsoft– recruited for and conducted their first CUTGroup test. On our first call, the team involved will talk about their successes and challenges in building CUTGroup Detroit.
Slides were created by the CUTGroup Detroit team, which includes the City of Detroit, Data Driven Detroit, and Microsoft.
User Experience Basics for Product ManagementRoger Hart
User Experience (UX) has matured as a discipline and radically changed how products are delivered. It touches workflows, usability, customer needs, and of course visual design and UI. Product managers can't ignore it, even if they want to... and if they want to, they're probably wrong. The tools of User Experience can help us get closer to our customers and differentiate our products.
Maintaining the competitive edge in the digital age: Crafted IoD presentationCrafted
Our businesses operate in a world in which Google handles 100 billion searches every month, half of Britain owns a smartphone and the average UK resident spends nine hours each day glued to a screen. We are trading in the digital age, and it is vital to understand how to get the most from online technologies in order to compete.
Measurable, scalable and highly-targeted, effective digital marketing can help businesses sell more and better engage with customers. But, with so many channels available, how do you determine which outlets will work best for your business, and how do you make the most of the tools you already have? In this presentation, experts from integrated digital agency Crafted will take you through the digital journey, helping you to focus on the channels that can deliver real ROI for your business to ensure that you maintain the competitive edge in the online era.
The presentation will explore:
1) Crafting your digital strategy – Tom Gillman, Business Development Director, will explain the basics of formulating a digital marketing strategy, help you define your objectives and understand your current positioning
2) Increasing web sales and enquires – Barnie Mills, Head of Creative, will highlight design considerations for more successful websites and outline helpful tweaks to boost the performance of your existing site
3) Influencing customers in the digital age – Ian Miller, Search Director, will explore ways to blend traditional and online PR to resonate with your audience and generate better business results
Fast, Cheap, and Actionable: Creating an Affordable User Research Program (Th...Michael Powers
Done a usability study? Ready for the next step? Today we have an abundance of fast, affordable user research methods, many of which can be done remotely with real users. Learn about available user research options and how one university runs successful research projects that lead to actionable insights.
The Hive Think Tank: Machine Learning at Pinterest by Jure LeskovecThe Hive
Machine learning is at the core of Pinterest. Pinterest personalizes and ranks 1B+ pins, 700+ million boards for 100M+ users all over the world, using data gathered from collaborative filtering, user curation, web crawling, and more. At Pinterest we model relationships between pins, handle cold-start problems and deal with real-time recommendations.
In this presentation Jure gave an overview of the problems and effective solutions developed at Pinterest. He focused on systems and effective engineering choices made to enable productive machine learning development and enable multiple engineers effectively develop, test, and deploy machine-learned models.
What your customers REALLY think: Incorporating usability testing into agilePhil Barrett
I did this talk for Agile Africa 2014
You can’t know whether your agile project is maximising is impact unless you gather customer feedback. But the feedback that comes to you is not always the full story.
This talk looks at why you should actively go an get user feedback with usability testing, and how to go about doing your first usability test.
Discover the Benefits of Cloud Computing with Google Apps and Salesforce.comabcboston
Hard economic times demand that organizations become significantly more efficient in how they operate, and develop creative and innovative ways of looking at their programming, infrastructure and fundraising. In this workshop, Marc Baizman, Technology Manager for Root Cause will show you how to save costs on IT by moving your infrastructure to the cloud, specifically talking about Google Apps and Salesforce.com.
The session will give you:
• A basic understanding of cloud computing and what it means for your bottom line
• An overview of Google Apps; Google's free communication, collaboration and publishing tools
• How to sign up for Google Apps for your nonprofit
• An overview of Salesforce.com, a web-based Constituent Relationship Management system
• How to sign up for Salesforce.com for your nonprofit
• Where to go for more information and help
Slides from a 5/10/2017 talk at the Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center (@theCenter) about a lean research mindset, the mechanics of learning from users, and the structure of a research prototype test session.
Usability testing - everything you need to know to start, in less than 15 slideszliron
Usability is a huge part of (almost) every product. Today customers expect that every product will have the best user experience, but how can you know whether your product has it?
How can you know if users understand the product? (and whether you understand the users?)
In this presentation we will cover:
- What is usability?
- Why usability is important?
- When and what to test?
- How to test?
- How many participants?
- Facilitating
- Metrics
- 5 lessons about mobile usability tests
This presentation was given at Product Camp Boston
See: http://lanyrd.com/2015/pcampboston/sdmgrk/
http://productcampboston.org/
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How to Do User Research in Agile Teams - Nearsoft + AtlassianNearsoft
You will learn to build better products by researching user behavior, needs, and motivations. We’ll show you a practical guide to integrate these techniques to your Agile development process.
HCI-software engineering life cycle.pptxMousoomiS1
The software engineering life cycle
distinct activities and the consequences for interactive system design
Usability engineering
making usability measurements explicit as requirements
Iterative design and prototyping
limited functionality simulations and animations
Design rationale
recording design knowledge
process vs. structure
Launches, SEO, Adwords, Twitter, Blog, Search Engine, Keyword ResearchMike Roberts
- Embarrassing Mistakes I've Made In Launches
- Things I've Learned
- Detailed Launch Plan for SpyFu SEO RECON Files (Agency Ready White Label SEO Reporting).
See the presentation here: http://vimeo.com/14965166
Juliette Melton at BayCHI: Real World Remote ResearchBayCHI
Remote research can raise the quality and lower the costs of your user research efforts; using a combination of surveys, video, screensharing, and phone, you can connect with a much broader range of users than you could using traditional lab-based usability tests, while using resources more efficiently than you would doing contextual research. In this workshop-style talk, Juliette Melton will cover recruiting sources, technology tools, and caveats you might not have thought of, including managing time zones and participant distraction. We will also address pros and cons of increasingly popular non-scripted research services.
This 7-second Brain Wave Ritual Attracts Money To You.!nirahealhty
Discover the power of a simple 7-second brain wave ritual that can attract wealth and abundance into your life. By tapping into specific brain frequencies, this technique helps you manifest financial success effortlessly. Ready to transform your financial future? Try this powerful ritual and start attracting money today!
Bridging the Digital Gap Brad Spiegel Macon, GA Initiative.pptxBrad Spiegel Macon GA
Brad Spiegel Macon GA’s journey exemplifies the profound impact that one individual can have on their community. Through his unwavering dedication to digital inclusion, he’s not only bridging the gap in Macon but also setting an example for others to follow.
Meet up Milano 14 _ Axpo Italia_ Migration from Mule3 (On-prem) to.pdfFlorence Consulting
Quattordicesimo Meetup di Milano, tenutosi a Milano il 23 Maggio 2024 dalle ore 17:00 alle ore 18:30 in presenza e da remoto.
Abbiamo parlato di come Axpo Italia S.p.A. ha ridotto il technical debt migrando le proprie APIs da Mule 3.9 a Mule 4.4 passando anche da on-premises a CloudHub 1.0.
Italy Agriculture Equipment Market Outlook to 2027harveenkaur52
Agriculture and Animal Care
Ken Research has an expertise in Agriculture and Animal Care sector and offer vast collection of information related to all major aspects such as Agriculture equipment, Crop Protection, Seed, Agriculture Chemical, Fertilizers, Protected Cultivators, Palm Oil, Hybrid Seed, Animal Feed additives and many more.
Our continuous study and findings in agriculture sector provide better insights to companies dealing with related product and services, government and agriculture associations, researchers and students to well understand the present and expected scenario.
Our Animal care category provides solutions on Animal Healthcare and related products and services, including, animal feed additives, vaccination
APNIC Foundation, presented by Ellisha Heppner at the PNG DNS Forum 2024APNIC
Ellisha Heppner, Grant Management Lead, presented an update on APNIC Foundation to the PNG DNS Forum held from 6 to 10 May, 2024 in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.
1.Wireless Communication System_Wireless communication is a broad term that i...JeyaPerumal1
Wireless communication involves the transmission of information over a distance without the help of wires, cables or any other forms of electrical conductors.
Wireless communication is a broad term that incorporates all procedures and forms of connecting and communicating between two or more devices using a wireless signal through wireless communication technologies and devices.
Features of Wireless Communication
The evolution of wireless technology has brought many advancements with its effective features.
The transmitted distance can be anywhere between a few meters (for example, a television's remote control) and thousands of kilometers (for example, radio communication).
Wireless communication can be used for cellular telephony, wireless access to the internet, wireless home networking, and so on.
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Examples of why Analytics is not enough. They give you the numbers but not the "why".
Examples of why Analytics is not enough. They give you the numbers but not the "why".
Notice that testing usability does not mean testing the User Experience which includes much more than usability, like: meaning, emotions, and happiness.
Notice that testing usability does not mean testing the User Experience which includes much more than usability, like: meaning, emotions, and happiness.
Notice that testing usability does not mean testing the User Experience which includes much more than usability, like: meaning, emotions, and happiness.
Notice that testing usability does not mean testing the User Experience which includes much more than usability, like: meaning, emotions, and happiness.
Notice that testing usability does not mean testing the User Experience which includes much more than usability, like: meaning, emotions, and happiness.
Notice that testing usability does not mean testing the User Experience which includes much more than usability, like: meaning, emotions, and happiness.
Examples of why Analytics is not enough. They give you the numbers but not the "why".
Product / prototype / wireframes / GUI designs4-6 potential users in the right location (Simulation a location the user will be at while using the product).2 testers – One conducting the test and the second writing notesTest formsOptional - camera
Product / prototype / wireframes / GUI designs4-6 potential users in the right location (Simulation a location the user will be at while using the product).2 testers – One conducting the test and the second writing notesTest formsOptional - camera
Product / prototype / wireframes / GUI designs4-6 potential users in the right location (Simulation a location the user will be at while using the product).2 testers – One conducting the test and the second writing notesTest formsOptional - camera
Product / prototype / wireframes / GUI designs4-6 potential users in the right location (Simulation a location the user will be at while using the product).2 testers – One conducting the test and the second writing notesTest formsOptional - camera
Product / prototype / wireframes / GUI designs4-6 potential users in the right location (Simulation a location the user will be at while using the product).2 testers – One conducting the test and the second writing notesTest formsOptional - camera
Product / prototype / wireframes / GUI designs4-6 potential users in the right location (Simulation a location the user will be at while using the product).2 testers – One conducting the test and the second writing notesTest formsOptional - camera
Product / prototype / wireframes / GUI designs4-6 potential users in the right location (Simulation a location the user will be at while using the product).2 testers – One conducting the test and the second writing notesTest formsOptional - camera
1. (This is a usability testing for XThis is testing us not you. There are no right or wrong answers. If something goes wrong it is our fault.)4. And you are not the only one with rule – on important – no talking.Accept for asking a question here and there we cannot talk, answer your questions or comment on ANYTHING you say.Everything is written down and will be discussed once the testing is done.(This is a very important rule. Commenting leads to discussion. Leads to leading the userand to him "suggesting" new UX which is not his rule. We are not here to ask the user what you think? This is not relevant.If ford asked the people what they wanted they would have said faster horses. He gave them the car. 5. you have just received an invitation to an online event. You click the link and land on the site.From this point on we would like you to use the site just like you would when you were at home. We are just here observing.
1. (This is a usability testing for XThis is testing us not you. There are no right or wrong answers. If something goes wrong it is our fault.)4. And you are not the only one with rule – on important – no talking.Accept for asking a question here and there we cannot talk, answer your questions or comment on ANYTHING you say.Everything is written down and will be discussed once the testing is done.(This is a very important rule. Commenting leads to discussion. Leads to leading the userand to him "suggesting" new UX which is not his rule. We are not here to ask the user what you think? This is not relevant.If ford asked the people what they wanted they would have said faster horses. He gave them the car. 5. you have just received an invitation to an online event. You click the link and land on the site.From this point on we would like you to use the site just like you would when you were at home. We are just here observing.
1st click: And here comes the tester's most important questions:Why you want to click here?What do you expect to get from it?It is very important to ask these questions before the click. After the user gets the result to his action, he will actually forget what his anetial expectation was.
1. (This is a usability testing for XThis is testing us not you. There are no right or wrong answers. If something goes wrong it is our fault.)4. And you are not the only one with rule – on important – no talking.Accept for asking a question here and there we cannot talk, answer your questions or comment on ANYTHING you say.Everything is written down and will be discussed once the testing is done.(This is a very important rule. Commenting leads to discussion. Leads to leading the userand to him "suggesting" new UX which is not his rule. We are not here to ask the user what you think? This is not relevant.If ford asked the people what they wanted they would have said faster horses. He gave them the car. 5. you have just received an invitation to an online event. You click the link and land on the site.From this point on we would like you to use the site just like you would when you were at home. We are just here observing.
1. (This is a usability testing for XThis is testing us not you. There are no right or wrong answers. If something goes wrong it is our fault.)4. And you are not the only one with rule – on important – no talking.Accept for asking a question here and there we cannot talk, answer your questions or comment on ANYTHING you say.Everything is written down and will be discussed once the testing is done.(This is a very important rule. Commenting leads to discussion. Leads to leading the userand to him "suggesting" new UX which is not his rule. We are not here to ask the user what you think? This is not relevant.If ford asked the people what they wanted they would have said faster horses. He gave them the car. 5. you have just received an invitation to an online event. You click the link and land on the site.From this point on we would like you to use the site just like you would when you were at home. We are just here observing.