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Lean User Testing Best Practices Lessons Learned From Running Hundreds of DIY User Interviews UX Camp Hamburg 2015
The Agency Experience I • 7 interviews of 90 min duration each over 2.5 days • Buffet was okay • Attendees’ interest spike...
The Agency Experience II • Costs: 3,000+ €/Interview • Results: – No real news for the Product team… – …but stakeholder ac...
The Do-It-Yourself User Lab I • The Four NOs: 1. No observation room 2. No buffet 3. No 90 min interviews 4. No special ev...
The Do-It-Yourself User Lab II stefan@age-of-product.com
The Do-It-Yourself User Lab III • Recruiting of B2C Users: 1. Facebook doesn’t work. But newsletters do… 2. Use simple Goo...
The Do-It-Yourself User Lab IV • Best Practices: 1. 30-60 min interviews are most effective 2. 5-10 min to onboard, 5 min ...
The Do-It-Yourself User Lab V stefan@age-of-product.com
The Do-It-Yourself User Lab VI • Costs: approx. 200+ €/Interview • Lessons learned: – Better standing of the Product withi...
„Hands-on Agile: Lean User Testing“ Email: stefan@age-of-product.com Twitter: @AgeOfProduct @StefanW Blog: https://age-of-...
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Lean User Testing Best Practices – UX Camp Hamburg 2015

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The book “Lean User Testing” is a practical guide for everyone who wants to design, create or market software: Product managers, developers, designers (UX/UI), entrepreneurs, and marketing and sales people.

“Lean User Testing” is based on the author’s experience after interviewing hundreds of users. In just two or three hours, it will provide you with all the knowledge necessary to organize and run your first user tests. The results will be instantly beneficial: For 10% of the budget required for a professional usability agent, 80% of the findings can be recorded.

So, whoever wants to give software development a serious try…those who want to create a valuable service for their clients or their own company…those who would like to avoid bad investments in presumed killer features and/or products — if this describes you, you will find everything you need to know in this book.

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Lean User Testing Best Practices – UX Camp Hamburg 2015

  1. 1. Lean User Testing Best Practices Lessons Learned From Running Hundreds of DIY User Interviews UX Camp Hamburg 2015
  2. 2. The Agency Experience I • 7 interviews of 90 min duration each over 2.5 days • Buffet was okay • Attendees’ interest spiked: – At lunch-time – In the late afternoon stefan@age-of-product.com
  3. 3. The Agency Experience II • Costs: 3,000+ €/Interview • Results: – No real news for the Product team… – …but stakeholder accepted the report stefan@age-of-product.com
  4. 4. The Do-It-Yourself User Lab I • The Four NOs: 1. No observation room 2. No buffet 3. No 90 min interviews 4. No special event stefan@age-of-product.com
  5. 5. The Do-It-Yourself User Lab II stefan@age-of-product.com
  6. 6. The Do-It-Yourself User Lab III • Recruiting of B2C Users: 1. Facebook doesn’t work. But newsletters do… 2. Use simple Google forms 3. Have a joker for each session available 4. Remind them (email & phone call) 5. Reward them (20 €, remember ‘attention’) 6. No show rate: 5-10% (Additional shows, too!) 7. 150 emails required for one interview stefan@age-of-product.com
  7. 7. The Do-It-Yourself User Lab IV • Best Practices: 1. 30-60 min interviews are most effective 2. 5-10 min to onboard, 5 min to leave. 3. Post-interview muffins only 4. Crew: max. 2 5. Observers: 2-3 6. Let (trained) stakeholder run interviews 7. Screen recordings are rarely ever watched again stefan@age-of-product.com
  8. 8. The Do-It-Yourself User Lab V stefan@age-of-product.com
  9. 9. The Do-It-Yourself User Lab VI • Costs: approx. 200+ €/Interview • Lessons learned: – Better standing of the Product within the company – Useless requirements could be rejected or ignored – Low hanging UX fruit picked – The best performing departments participated actively – Rapid product delivery possible – Litmus test in Agile for the top management & the organization as a whole stefan@age-of-product.com
  10. 10. „Hands-on Agile: Lean User Testing“ Email: stefan@age-of-product.com Twitter: @AgeOfProduct @StefanW Blog: https://age-of-product.com

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