 |
Generally, in usability testing, the participants involved in the testing need to represent the actual users. For example, we may ask them to test some of the many tasks that users will be able to do with the software product that is being developed; this case is typically applied particularly in functionally rich software and complex software product. In general, the testing can be done by recording the participant's activity while performing the usability test (i.e., completing the given tasks). The testing result is then used as input to improve the software.
|
IEEE/ICACT20220377 Slide.08
[Big Slide]
[YouTube]