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2 years ago

_____ is the testing and evaluation of a site by its owner to ensure ease of use for site visitors.

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astraxan [27]2 years ago

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Usability testing is the inspection and testing of a website by its owner to guarantee user friendliness.

<h3>What are the four principles of usability testing?</h3>

These four usability testing concepts have been neglected in many of the tests I've seen.

Screen for habits not demographics.
Examine the red paths.
Consider people's actions rather than their words.
Never request that users redesign the UI.

The hand of an experimental psychologist (or an experienced user researcher) ensuring that other things are in place behind the scenes would be missing from your picture, even though it would be accurate. You require this guiding hand since technology frequently makes it difficult to understand the main objectives and tenets of usability testing. Similar to how I'm not necessarily conducting a usability test if I capture a picture-in-picture video of someone using a website.

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