This document discusses usability testing, including what it is, why it's important, and the typical process. Usability testing ensures software meets its intended purpose by testing it with real users. It evaluates factors like efficiency, learnability, and satisfaction. There are various testing strategies like guerilla testing and contextual inquiry. The typical process involves planning sessions, recruiting participants, designing tasks, running sessions, and analyzing insights. Usability testing can find bugs and hidden issues to improve the user experience.

1. Usability Testing
Group Members
T
alha Ali [group lead]
Ghazi Mansoor
Ghazi Shar
Qazi Hamza Khalid

3. What is usability testing.
▶ Usability testing is the practice of testing how easy a design is to use
▶ Easy for the users
▶ Features are available
▶ Features are disrable

4. Why we need to perform usability testing
▶ The reason is to get the interactive design to get the public
▶ Primary thing that navigation is easily

5. Feature of Usability testing
▶ Usability testing is a non-functional testing technique
▶ It is performed during the initial stage of software development life cycle
(SDLC).
▶ Ensures that the software product meets its intended purpose.
▶ Gives direct input on how real users use the software system or applications.

6. Parameters covered by usability testing
▶ Efficiency
▶ Memorability
▶ Accuracy
▶ Learnability.
▶ Satisfaction.
▶ Errors.

7. Various strategies in usability testing
▶ Guerilla testing. Guerilla testing is the simplest form of usability testing.
▶ Unmoderated remote usability testing.
▶ Contextual inquiry.
▶ Phone interview.
▶ Card sorting.
▶ Session recording.

8. A-5 step of usability testing process
▶ Guerilla testing. Guerilla testing is the simplest form of usability testing.
▶ Step 1: plan the session. Planning the details of the usability testing session is,
in some ways, the most crucial part of the entire process.
▶ Step 2: recruiting participants.
▶ Step 3: designing the task.
▶ Step 4: running the session.
▶ Step 5: analyzing the insights.

9. Examples of Usability Testing
▶ was everything readable on the app?
▶ Were you able to find all the information you were looking for?
▶ Was the app working fast enough according to you?
▶ What difficulties did you find?
▶ Did you find the way the app is structured too complex?

10. Checklist of usability testing

11. Bugs in usability testing
There are two type of
▶ Functional bugs
▶ Content bugs

12. Pros and cons of usability testing
Advantages of Usability Testing Disadvantages of Usability Testing
Discern Customers’ Needs and
Concerns
Selecting a Target Group Can be
Tricky
Meet the User’s Expectations Usability Tests are Difficult to Run
Improve Users’ Experience It is Expensive
Discover Hidden Issues Usability Test Outcomes are Arguable
Ensure the App’s Functionality
Matches the Requirements