Almost all of us have heard of usability testing at least once. We know that no matter what we’re designing, be it a website, software, or an app, to evaluate its usability, we need to conduct usability testing. However, not many people know that there are two kinds of usability testing: formative and summative usability

formative vs summative usability testing

Consumers love to control their data and see how their data is being used, where it is stored, and who is using their data. Nobody wants their data to be sold to a third party or for it to be stolen.  The GDPR is a set of regulations that European regulators have created. Even though

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As one of the best ways of exploring customers’ wants and needs, UX researchers need to learn everything about usability testing. Unmoderated usability testing is a cost-effective method that will help you get the answers you’re looking for.  Marcus Osterberg from Web Strategy for Everyone said: “Usability is not only about ease of use but

unmoderated usability testing

When you want to go public with your product, you need to have a plan for gathering information about your product. Every possible data must be collected to be used in the future. The data can be used for releasing further upgrades, adding new features, or even a more significant decision. Therefore, data tracking can

data tracking

The very first step in conducting usability testing is creating a plan. This plan will guide you from the beginning to the end of the test and help you not to get stuck and waste your time. Conducting a usability testing plan helps UX researchers to manage their time and resources and understand what’s the

how to create a usability testing plan

At some point in your work, you will feel the need for usability testing. This desire derives from the fact that you want to know if you are on the right path or not. Therefore, you will need to recruit users for testing. This may sound like a hard and complicated task, especially if you’ve

how to recruit users for usability testing

Time never stops. It is a precious resource that is scarce and has no substitute. This is why we often find ourselves trying to save time while performing our daily activities. One such recently-brought technology with which you can save time is speech-to-text technology.  As per a research, 79% of the respondents selected ‘time-saving’ as

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AI as a service (AIaaS) has been continuously automating business operations and constantly improving the customer experience, product quality, and employee efficiency. Moreover, with its fast pace of growth in the market, many new AI applications are coming to the market that organizations are looking forward to using.  AIaaS allows companies to leverage Artificial intelligence

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In today’s competitive marketing era, it’s essential to maintain a complete and valuable knowledge base about your customers. The marketing term for this database is consumer insights. The primary purpose of consumer insight is that it will help you understand your customers deeply. Therefore, you will be able to make your products according to them

what are consumer insights

One of the most important processes that you need to go through to finalize the design of a product before release is usability testing. It’s even more important than the marketing phase, or at least that’s what Jeff Bezos believes.  If you don’t know where to start and what steps to take, usability testing might

the comprehensive usability testing checklist