June 2011
Intermediate to advanced
344 pages
8h 35m
English
Do one test with one (different!) user each week. This makes it easy to schedule testers, and you can iterate quickly.
Use one of the test types explained in this chapter, or combine them. It’s often a good idea to let users play around with your product on their own, see how they do with it, and then move to a task-based test.
Always end tests on a positive note.
Use common sense when evaluating test results. Find the most pressing issues, fix them, and test again.
If you are unsure about how widespread a problem is, simply postpone its resolution; since you will do another test soon, the problem will come up again at some point if it is important.
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