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And get rid of hallway usability tests.

• protonfish 12y ago
  Not sure why you think that. I have found getting feedback from team members before user testing finds a lot of low-hanging issues.
  • onezeno 12y ago
    I'd be okay if it just said "usability testing". In my company that's just a part of the testing phase. But no way I'm just going to grab someone walking down the hall. I assume people are busy enough.
    • lumpypua 12y ago
      > But no way I'm just going to grab someone walking down the hall. I assume people are busy enough. That seems like a kind of joyless approach to life.
    • ryanSrich 12y ago
      Is this meant to be taken literally? Fog Creek companies work remotely. How would you even physically grab someone in the hallway? As for how we do internal testing, we simply ask around on Slack and get a solid group of people to test for us before moving forward. Works out great.