Unmoderated Remote Usability Testing

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Do's and don'ts of unmoderated remote user testing. How we put URUT into practice.

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Unmoderated remote user testing:Do’s and don’ts

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Remote User Testing

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Synchronous vs asynchronous

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Moderated vs unmoderated

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Moderated usability testing

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Unmoderated remoteusability testing

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Figures

Source: www.measuringusability.com/blog/ux-methods.php 2011 UPA Salary Survey (biennal)

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ADVANTAGES

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Test large groups

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Real environments

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Reduce costs

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Recruitment

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Organisation

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Fast results

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Quantitative & Qualitative

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Intercept users

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Self-reported feedback

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DRAWBACKS

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Gold diggers

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No interaction

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Only survey answers

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False positives

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Task time…

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TOOLS

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Choose the right tool

Functionality of tools has a huge impact on the type of info you’re able to gather

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Choose the right tool

• What is your budget?• What is your goal?• How much support do you need?• Will you be able to conduct competitive

research? • Can you test prototypes? • Can you export findings? • How will the results be visualized? • Does it come in different languages? • Can you combine different methods

using the same tool? • Are there integrated recruiting tools?

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Information Architecture tools

Card sorting

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Information Architecture tools

Tree testing

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Click based feedback

Task & Interface testing

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Feedback gathering

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Unmoderated remote usability testing tools

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When to use URUT?

• Not a replacement for moderated testing or research

• Best used to complement your qualitative research

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Interesting reading

• Remote Research: Real Users, Real Time, Real Research by Nate Bolt, Tony Tulathimutte, 2010

• Beyond the usability lab: Conducting Large-scale Online User Experience Studies, Bill Albert, Tom Tullis, Donna Tedesco, 2010

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