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Your experience is so different than mine that I find it quite fascinating. I hope you continue your successes! After my own fifteen years of product engineeri
by thorax 16y ago
Your experience is so different than mine that I find it quite fascinating.
I hope you continue your successes! After my own fifteen years of product engineering, I personally do not have the courage to push forward with a major design (be it code, product, etc) without some external feedback validating it.
- ThomPete 16y agoYeah well the point really is that there is no evidence that testing on end users before the product has launched is going to put you in better shape than not. There are however almost infinite evidence that no product launches without a bunch of things that needs to be fixed. But here is the trick. There are nothing that shows that there are more to be fixed if you don't do usability testing on end users. So that way you have saved yourself both time and money for getting feedback where it matters. After product launch. And that to me is the most important point. And I am not saying, don't get external feedback. I am saying don't get external feedback form users on mockups, wireframes etc. They are in no way in better shape to give you proper feedback. How could they be?