Report

December 2003

Best Practices For Remote Usability Testing


Moira Dorsey
When implemented correctly, remote usability tests combine scenario-relevant feedback and clickstream data to help site managers detect and quantify design flaws.
by Moira Dorsey with Bob Chatham, Bruce Temkin, Michelle Amato

MARKET OVERVIEW
  • Sites still don't meet users' goals.
  • Web analytics can't tell what customers are trying to do.
ANALYSIS
  • Automated remote usability studies combine different testing approaches.
  • There are many options for remote usability tests. One choice: whether user goals are assigned or unassigned.
  • Remote usability tests can help compare design alternatives.
ACTION
  • Assemble a portfolio of testing methods.
 
Figures & Data
  • Figure 1.  Remote Usability Tests Blend Together Multiple Disciplines
  • Figure 2.  Configuration Options For Remote Usability Tests
  • Figure 3.  Best Practices For Remote Usability Testing
   
RELATED MATERIAL 
  • Sources For Best Practices
  • Companies Interviewed For This Report
  • Related Research
 
GRAPEVINE
  • Know your users before you start spending on them.
  • Don't be surprised if your customers have a lot to say.

 

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