Thanks for very interesting article. Can I translate your article into polish and publish it at my weblog? I will back here and check your answer. Keep up the good work. Greetings
Dirk, thanks for your long comment. I really feel the same regarding the need of scientific research when doing usability testing. SO let us know once your blog is up.
Was there anything specific to webdesign in this article? Not that anything was wrong, all the points are important. They are important for webdesigners and everyone else. But I’m used to more in-depth articles on ALA than this one. Greetings
Thanks for very interesting article. I really enjoyed reading all of your articles. It’s interesting to read ideas, and observations from someone else’s point of view”¦ makes you think more. Keep up the good work. Greetings
“Would you use this site/service/product/software?”? you say.
Then, the entire test’s already flawed. Don’t you know “Don’t listen to users?” I’m sorry (probably not), but one might test with really few users, but not with the wrong methodology. And I may say that I suspected exactly that when reading this article …
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Thanks for very interesting article. Can I translate your article into polish and publish it at my weblog? I will back here and check your answer. Keep up the good work. Greetings
Handy Andy
Dirk, thanks for your long comment. I really feel the same regarding the need of scientific research when doing usability testing. SO let us know once your blog is up.
Tomasz Gorski
Was there anything specific to webdesign in this article? Not that anything was wrong, all the points are important. They are important for webdesigners and everyone else. But I’m used to more in-depth articles on ALA than this one. Greetings
Jessica Prescott
Thanks for very interesting article. I really enjoyed reading all of your articles. It’s interesting to read ideas, and observations from someone else’s point of view”¦ makes you think more. Keep up the good work. Greetings
Jens Meiert
Sorry I’m late:
Then, the entire test’s already flawed. Don’t you know “Don’t listen to users?” I’m sorry (probably not), but one might test with really few users, but not with the wrong methodology. And I may say that I suspected exactly that when reading this article …