What Is Usability Testing?

Usability Testing is a term used to describe the methodology employed to evaluate a website, or screen-based product, with its intended users. The testing measures how ‘usable’ or ‘intuitive’ a product is and how easy it is to reach their goals.

The key difference between usability testing and traditional testing (bug testing, break testing etc.) is that usability testing takes place with actual users or customers of the product. Whilst traditional testing might be undertaken by a developer, designer or project manager, usability testing removes any bias by collecting feedback direct from the end user.

There are a few types of usability testing: Read more

Usability Testing

Usability Testing is a term used to describe the methodology employed to evaluate a website, or screen-based product, with its intended users. The testing measures how “usable” or “intuitive” a website is and how easy it is for a visitor to reach the website’s goal (capture a lead, sell a product, etc).

The key difference between usability testing and traditional testing (bug testing, break testing etc.) is that usability testing takes place with actual users or customers of the product. Whilst traditional testing might be undertaken by a developer, designer or project manager, usability testing removes any bias by collecting feedback direct from the end user.
There are a few types of usability testing: Read more