In the previous post (methods for getting team to view user testing), I had talked about the ways in which a development team can view the results (rather, the actual process) of the user testing (sending somebody to the actual location; getting a real time broadcast of the event; running the videos later). However, in [...]
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In the previous post of the series (Usability testing and its importance to the team), we talked about how to get the team to understand the value of user testing of new concepts and workflows, especially through the process of taking the team members through cases where the team members are shown an example of [...] In the previous post (User feedback and teams), the post was about the importance of getting feedback from users where you are evaluating changes in the workflows in your product, or modifying some of the features. In this post, I will write more of this topic, specifically with reference to the team members and their [...] In the previous post (Needing user feedback?), I was talking about a case where there needs to be a balance between having user sessions to get feedback about new proposed plans, vs. the case whereby a lot of new stuff is such that users may not have thought of and where getting feedback may not [...] |
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