Monthly Archives: October 2008

Free Usability Testing

Posted on October 16, 2008 by craig

YOU may have access to free usability testing Yes, free usability testing is alive and well and even you, dear reader, can find it and use it. Free usability testing is also called “customer feedback” and is readily available in … Continue reading →

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Useful Usability

Posted on October 9, 2008 by craig

What is Useful Usability? I like to think of a definition of “useful usability” as: “Helping to make things easier to use in a quick & easy manner” “Helping” I think helping in this useful usability definition refers to the … Continue reading →

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Contextual Research and Observation

Posted on October 2, 2008 by craig

Contextual research and observation are crucial to good usability, including the usability of everyday objects that we love to hate. I hate my coffee maker. No, I mean I really hate it. It’s a new one, I got it as … Continue reading →

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