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User involvement - make it work! By Anna Witteman & Robin van den Oever

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User involvement - make it work!By Anna Witteman & Robin van den Oever

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Ta-da!

Traditional Usability Testing

Pulse UX

0 Time

Uh-oh!

Involve users

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FOCUS Where to start Reduce Risk

Eliminate Waste Frequency Efficiency

DIY Tools

& Questions

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FOCUS

FOCUS ON THE THINGS THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE: START WITH THE ESSENTIAL & UNDERSTAND WHAT MATTERS MOST TO YOUR BUSINESS & USERS.

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// Write down your assumptions

Business assumptions1. I believe my customers have a need to …….………….........................................................................2. I believe these needs can be solved with ……………….......................................................................3. The #1 value a customer wants to get out of my service is …………….......................................4. We will acquire the most of my customers through ……………………….........................................5. We will make money by ……………………..................................................................................................6. My primary competition in the market will be ……………….............................................................7. My biggest product risk is …………….......................................................................................................8. We will solve this through ……………………..............................................................................................9. What other assumptions, if proven false, will cause our business to fail?................................................................................................................................................................................

User assumptions10. I believe my user is …….………….............................................*try to think also in psychographic instead of only demographics

11. I believe our products solves (needs) ……………….............................................................................12. Our product is used (when) …………………..................* try to think also in what triggers the use instead of only the time of day 13. Our product is used (where)................................................................................................................14. Our product is used (how) …………………..............................................................................................15. Our product is used (how often/long) ............................................................................................16. Our product should look …………………….....................because.........................................................17. Our product should behave ……………………...............because.........................................................18. What other assumptions, if proven false, will cause our users not to use our product?................................................................................................................................................................................

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known unknown

high risk

low risk

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Eliminate Waste

FIND YOUR RYTHM, LET INSIGHT LIVE IN THE RIGHT PEOPLE & PLACES AND GET RID OF INEFFICIENT STEPS AND DOCUMENTATION.

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Pulse UX TestingTraditional Testing

Iterative UX testing: every 2 weeks

Continuous testing

Small sessions

Performed by the teams: the team members learn most

Changes early in the process; thus less costly

Rise in ‘first time right’ of features

120% end-result in 80% of the time

UX testing (near) the end of a project

Single test

Big session

Performed by researchers: the researchers learn most

Changes late in the process; thus very costly

Few ‘first time right’ of features

Difficult to measure success

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DIY

HOW TO SELECT THE TOOLS & QUESTIONS TO TRULY UNDERSTAND THE NEEDS AND WISHES OF YOUR CONSUMER AND UNCOVER DIRECTION FOR IMPROVEMENT.

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Preparation time? Results? Scripted or

Free?Over longer

period? In context? Real use? Duration? Effective time spend?

Interview < 1/2 day audio/video scripted can be can be yes < day day

Paper prototyping

< 1/2 day video scripted no can be no < day day

Lookback days video free yes yes yes depends week

Usability Testing

< 1/2 day video both no no no < day depends

WhatsApp/ WeChat

day text/photos videos scripted yes yes yes weeks depends

Your own tool/ method ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

// Select the right tool for the job

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Thank you!

More? Questions? Feedback? Share experience? We would love to talk some more.

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