>I really wonder, what does UX testing and iteration look like at Northrup-Grumman? It's probably very limited, if it even exists at all. What I'm betting happ

>I really wonder, what does UX testing and iteration look like at Northrup-Grumman? It's probably very limited, if it even exists at all. What I'm betting happens is that somebody says "The Navy needs a new widget for X purpose!". and the only input the designer gets to have is where it goes. I'd love to hear how UX designers in research challenged areas such as the military do their testing. It's not like they can just go on UserTesting.com and get feedback from somebody for $10 a test.