Tag: Usability Testing

Revamping Your Tech: Multiple Devices and OS Choices

This is the trend, substitute options. How can I improve on stuff from the past or current state. Owning multiple devices on different operating systems is crucial for my line of duty. The ability to switch between them and have the software work seamlessly is important. This holds great value now that time is shortening … Continue reading Revamping Your Tech: Multiple Devices and OS Choices →

Tech Firm Failures: A Call for Alternatives

Observing and reflecting on this years general outcomes and results. It's becoming obvious that this year is an eye opener for many. Many tech firms under scrutiny due to its outcomes, resulting in negative feedback and creating a space for different options. Under succeeded and now reflecting on in hope for improvement is what can … Continue reading Tech Firm Failures: A Call for Alternatives →

If some…

...things are restricted with a system, then create a new database or entry fields for more viable solutions. ...things are planned to be restricted, then design and plan for less options. ...or all things fail, revert back to the last working solution to keep things undisrupted. ...people are misusing a feature, then question if it … Continue reading If some… →

Sometime it’s not clear

It's not always clear what to expect when building software especially when you're reliant on user stories that don't describe the full story. But then again, sometimes user stories can't be clear without some visual concepts what the users needs. From experience with visual concepts, many users thought this was it, concrete. Maybe that's because … Continue reading Sometime it’s not clear →

Testing procedures for the web

What is Usability Testing? Usability testing is commonly used to test something new, a product or service, and measure the reactions of audiences to it. Feedback is then used to improve it with the owner, inventor or developer. The same process occurs again until the owner is happy with it. One may think this process … Continue reading Testing procedures for the web →