I recommend to read article "Do’s and Don’ts of Usability Testing" (By Demetrius Madrigal and Bryan McClain) before you start usability testing.
Briefly:
+ Get involved and observe usability test sessions.
- Jump to conclusions based on a couple of test sessions.
+ Provide direction to your user research team.
- Dictate to your user research team.
+ Require a screener that includes user behavior.
- Handcuff your recruiter with unnecessary requirements.
+ Get video clips of the test sessions.
- Expect to watch a complete video of a usability study.
+ Perform iterative usability testing.
- Leave target user groups out of your studies.
+ Minimize your impact on test sessions.
avoid: Hiding yourself from participants.
+ Get to know your user research team.
avoid: Using functional prototypes that are overly buggy or unstable.
+ Incorporate experience testing.
When you had even at ones "why?" in your head, read the article.
UI sketch templates
I've found a Collection of Printable Sketch Templates for Wireframing.
You are free to choose any you like. UI sketching is a kind of science-art and all we should enjoy it using very nice tools that inspire us.
You are free to choose any you like. UI sketching is a kind of science-art and all we should enjoy it using very nice tools that inspire us.
UI Stencils
Today I've found a nice stencil for web- UI designers who prefer to draw by hand:
This is a product of UI Stencils and everyone can buy it. Very nice.
Also Stencils for iPhone and IPad are available. I like them also.
I prefer to use Axure and MS Visio for prototyping because I have a lot of groundwork there and it's very easy to make changes there.
This is a product of UI Stencils and everyone can buy it. Very nice.
Also Stencils for iPhone and IPad are available. I like them also.
I prefer to use Axure and MS Visio for prototyping because I have a lot of groundwork there and it's very easy to make changes there.
I use hand drawing only when I have an idea and don't have access to computer. My devoted journal helps me then.
Abbreviation of "number"
Which is the correct abbreviation of "number"? N., N°., Nr. or No.?
No.!
No, no. and no are in use also.
Symbol # is used for this purpose, too.
I use no. and #.
No.!
No, no. and no are in use also.
Symbol # is used for this purpose, too.
I use no. and #.
Hello! message
Dear reader,
This blog is planned to be a blog about usability, user experience and functional interface design.
I will write there my ideas about improvement of communication between people and computer interfaces. Also I will collect there useful for me materials and links.
Your comments are welcomed! Be my guest!
This blog is planned to be a blog about usability, user experience and functional interface design.
I will write there my ideas about improvement of communication between people and computer interfaces. Also I will collect there useful for me materials and links.
Your comments are welcomed! Be my guest!
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