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> Articles like these also have lots of opinions, no research and stats, Oh you’re in the data driven club. I bet you even A/B test. Good luck with that.
by mnd999 3y ago
> Articles like these also have lots of opinions, no research and stats,
Oh you’re in the data driven club. I bet you even A/B test. Good luck with that.
- codeptualize 3y agoNo, I don't use A/B tests for usability as they aren't very helpful to find usability problems. A/B testing is more for conversion optimization, it's to measure how persuasive something is. User testing is my preferred method (in it's simplest form just observing people doing a task), if that's not an option I like heuristic evaluations. I suggest you actually look into what usability is about, you might enjoy it. Good luck with your assumptions.