August 2018
Beginner
202 pages
8h 51m
English
While in-person usability testing has been around for some time, remote usability testing has only more recently become feasible due to advances in technology and the availability of new tools.
Connectivity and the internet have made it possible for us to run usability studies remotely using software that allows the moderator to view and capture the participant’s screen, hear their audio input, and view their faces. Enhanced distribution and recording tools have also made it possible to target participants offline and receive high-fidelity user videos and feedback.

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