A challenge many user experience professional face is, “How do I record user research sessions with mobile devices?” Recently, I have been using a terrific app called Lookback that enables recordings via the software, microphone, and camera that already come with the device. As a result, user research sessions can just as easily be conducted […]
Read more about Lookback: A Great Way to Record Mobile User Research Sessions ›Usability testing reduces the risk that your product or digital application may encounter. We’ll ensure that the key tasks are able to be accomplished by your customers or end users.
Read more about Usability Testing & Research ›When we conduct usability testing with People with Disabilities (PwDs), we focus primarily on those with visual difficulties. Often times, these participants are blind and use screen readers or they use a screen magnifier such as ZoomText. From time to time, we are asked, “Is it truly necessary to test PwDs?” Often these well meaning […]
Read more about Usability Testing & Accessibility ›Remote Usability Testing In the course of our usability work, we have the opportunity from time to time to conduct testing sessions remotely. By this we mean that the moderator and the participant are separated physically (and sometimes geographically) and connect via web and teleconference. From our experience, we find a tremendous value in remote […]
Read more about Remote Usability Testing ›A common question I have heard is, “How do you conduct usability testing with mobile applications?” What generally follows is a discussion around the benefits of testing in a usability lab or in the field. In our practice, we have found that the best use of time and resources is to have a usability analyst […]
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