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For web apps I’ve always used Mechanical Turk and paid each user $10 vs. just a dollar or less. I made each tester download a screen record plug in for chrome,
by paul7986 8y ago
For web apps I’ve always used Mechanical Turk and paid each user $10 vs. just a dollar or less. I made each tester download a screen record plug in for chrome, hit record and then go through all the steps in the test. Once finished they emailed me the recording.
The above is what you get from usertesting.com and other sites but pay up the nose($50 a test) vs. $10 or less dollars per test.
If it’s a downloadable app Just spin up a web UI/UX and have the turkers follow same steps but have them change the browser to say iPhone 6/7/8 view.
- netzone 8y agoI don't understand this, why would you want people to test something that's already predefined? You could automate that. You want real users that will use the app for real things. Blind testing from a list seems kind of pointless.
- paul7986 8y agoUmm it’s design keep it simple for all users from grandma to power users.
- daleco 8y agoThe goal is to detect usability issues. Your features should have user stories associated to them, come up with few scenarios around these (e.g. book a flight, cancel your flight from the landing page...). Then test your scenarios with multiple users/personas. This will allow you to detect UX/usabilities issues, and prioritize update based on how critical the issue is.
- paul7986 8y agoExactly and with multiple recordings of each user story you will be able to see if your design is idiot proof or not.