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If testing is not controlled, there is a risk that participants will be negatively impacted and your results – not to mention the final product – will be compromised. Consider what your main goals are, how best to collect data (+ potential negative impacts), and what principles will guide your research activities.
In this video, we explore the five best practices you need to consider when planning, conducting, and analyzing usability testing so you can conduct ethical and successful research sessions.
Hosted by Hilary, Education Lead @ Maze, this video is part of our series on all things usability testing.
The complete “Usability Testing Guides” playlist can be found here: https://buff.ly/3xj8loM
*Resources mentioned:*
_How to conduct a usability test:_ https://youtu.be/7pAOkWLW1Oo
_Best practices for UX research:_ https://buff.ly/3jTmo13
_5 Best Practices for Usability Testing:_ https://buff.ly/3YKEYHv
_Guide to Inclusive Design:_ https://buff.ly/3YsFg5Z
_The best user research questions and how to ask them:_ https://buff.ly/3jTmKVr
️ *Video timestamp:*
00:00 – Introduction
00:33 – What is usability testing?
01:16 – Best practices for usability testing
01:26 – Questioning assumptions
02:23 – Obtain consent
03:26 – Decide which metrics to measure
04:18 – Conduct a pilot test
05:24 – Be inclusive
06:02 – Recruit diverse participants
06:16 – Remote usability testing and inclusivity
06:55 – Summary
*About Maze:*
Maze is a continuous product discovery platform that enables product teams to continuously collect and use user insights. With solutions for participant recruitment, product research, and reporting, Maze helps teams develop the habit of continuous product discovery on a platform that empowers anyone to conduct great research.
Learn more ️ https://buff.ly/3lwYGYY
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