Categories: Usability

Have you ever built a website and wondered if it would be accepted with praise by your users? Have you stumbled across a specific element and had second-thoughts as to whether or not it would convert? We have all come across this issue at one point or another after we built a website. Now, the…

This article was written by Prashant Jawale. Prashant is a usability tester at Techved Consulting, which specializes in other fields like e-commerce website solutions as well. You may follow Prashat via Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, or his blog. For manufacturing a product, many companies spend a lot of capital on proper and attractive designing as well as…

Usability testing questions are tremendously important, but have you really ever stopped to think them through? Many times, when it comes to usability testing, people will formulate the questions last minute, or on the fly, thinking that whatever comes to mind is a given. This is a mistake because usability testing is so crucial, so,…

Designing for usability in the software and web services industry is an immense challenge. Users often don’t realize just what a challenge this provides and they tend to assume that it is in fact less of a difficulty with the diversity and complexity of modern technology, versus the limitations imposed by older technology. This could…

This article was originally written by Paul Olyslager. Usability testing is a technique used to evaluate a product, such as an application, website, book, etc., by observing people using it. The goal is to discover usability problems, collect quantitative data (e.g. time on task, error rates), and determine the participant’s satisfaction with the product. I’ve…