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Build The Right Thing With The RITE Method rapid usability testing CT UXPA Kyle Soucy @kylesoucy
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How can you test your designs faster and more cheaply? How do you gain valuable user experience insights from one test subject? To answer these questions and more, CTUXPA is proud to introduce Kyle Soucy from Usable Interface, who will take us through what's involved in rapid turnaround testing (aka RITE—Rapid Iterative Testing & Evaluation). You’ll learn: how to utilize RITE to test quickly and cheaply how to evaluate your test results to iterate to your next solution how to conduct a through observer debrief and report findings quickly
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Build The Right Thing With The RITE Method
rapid usability testing
CT UXPAKyle Soucy@kylesoucy
“The research has to fit into this sprint and the budget is
limited...”
How am I going to do that?
Rapid-turnaround
usability testing
Rapidterativeesting
valuation
IT
E
RITE Process
Test 1 person
Change design
UsabilityTesting
How do you make design decisions based on only testing 1 person?
Modified RITE Process
Test 2-3 people
Change design
Test
Formal Usability Testing
Design Analysis Report Iterate
Source: http://uxmag.com/articles/the-rite-way-to-prototype
Design
Iterate
Iterate
Synthesize
Conduct
Just Enoughresearch
Key to Success…
Attendance of product decision makers during testing!
benefits
Fast & Inexpensive
Collaboration
Quicker UX Implementation
Pitfalls to avoid
Not Scheduling Enough Time
No UX Designer Available
No Ultimate Decision-maker
Other Guerrilla research methods
Man On The Street
Design Studio
Usability Test Moderator Guide and Script
Usability Testing
Report
Notetaking & Observer Debriefs
It’s not just about the findings...
implications matter
Observation: The user didn’t realize they were notlogged in and couldn’t access documents they wanted.
Implications:
- “W4 a way the user can access documents without logging in.”
- “H2 make the log in link more visible.”
- “Wif we didn’t force the user to log in?”
Example
H2 make these box entry areas clearer; H2 make it obvious they’re exclusive; Wif we only allowed one way to search for repair info?
benefit
“The research has to fit into this sprint and the budget is
limited...”
How am I going to do that?
I GOT THIS!
Learn more...
• Article: The RITE Way to Prototypeby Jenny Shirey, Ann Charng, Quynh Nguyenhttp://uxmag.com/articles/the-rite-way-to-prototype
• Article: The Art of Guerrilla Usability Testingby David Peter Simonhttp://www.uxbooth.com/articles/the-art-of-guerilla-usability-testing/
• Book: LeanUX by Jeff Gothelf
www.usableinterface.com
@kylesoucy
Thank you!
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