June 19, 2005

Beginner's guide to moderating a usability study

Kevin Cheng has written an article on moderating a usability study, aimed at those new to usability. To quote:

Here are some considerations and steps I usually take when I'm moderating a usability test. For those who are experienced, I encourage you to add your thoughts. For those of you who are learning, I encourage you to ask questions of the other readers here. This article does not discuss the screening for candidates, setting up the test scenarios, nor the reporting of the data. If this type of article is helpful to you, do let us know and we’ll do more of them.

Posted by jamesr on June 19, 2005 10:00 AM
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