The hacker's guide to usability testing
summary
Claims a tiny, low-cost process finds the real problems: run 40 minute sessions, give printed scenarios, record with screen sharing and screencasts and sit with a clipboard to prompt think-aloud. Run 3–5 users per round, repeat a few rounds until issues saturate; one credit-card flow test surfaces a billing "leak." Results: four or five actionable fixes from a day of testing, big ROI versus guessing at design.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:37Usability Testing
- 14:19Setup
- 15:26What Is It Test
- 16:14The Please Do this Test
- 23:38Return on Investment
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