Archive for October 2009

More on Tobi Eye Tracking

Tobi tests mobile phones

Lowfi Mobile testing

Gorilla usability

Designers, developers, information architects… Have you ever performed a usability function or principle in public? Did you pay people or viewers to perform the test? What would you consider an appropriate amount of compensation for a street or gorilla usability test? Do you think it is appropriate to call a street or off the cuff [...]

Collaborating with your local UPA group

For all of those businesses looking for facilities or a general understanding on how to perform usability testing contact your local UPA chapter. Information on member services and chapters in your local town check out UPA’s directories (http://directory.upassoc.org/).

Dr. Chaffey’s design practices

User-centric design

Customer Centric Design and LowFi Conceptual testing

Usability Metrics

Metrics Reference based on testing an alertbox: “Track progress between releases. You cannot fine-tune your methodology unless you know how well you’re doing. Assess your competitive position. Are you better or worse than other companies? Where are you better or worse? Make a Stop/Go decision before launch. Is the design good enough to release to [...]

What usability metrics can be used when testing out a design?

Here is a unique article on some usability metrics used to describe high level measurements: “Usability metrics Usability metrics are precise, quality measures used to evaluate the system. Their purpose is to produce a system that is neither under- nor over-engineered. To understand why usability metrics are useful, remember the joke about the guys out [...]

Google Tech: Software Testing

Heatmap reports

Usability Resources

Are you looking for material on usability or usability testing? Need information on how to conduct tests, new and improved products for capturing test data, or just a beginner, the following link can provide just that and more. UPA (Usability Professional Association) is a global organization committed to the growth in conceptual design and testing [...]