Lisa Herrod — User testing for the rest of us

A pre­sen­ta­tion given at at Web Directions User Experience, Melbourne Town Hall, May 16 2008.

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Session descrip­tion

Everyone knows they should be doing it, but like soft­ware test­ing, it’s one of those things we often don’t get round to. In this pre­sen­ta­tion, Lisa Herrod looks at some sure fire user test­ing tech­niques that pro­duce proven results, don’t cost the earth, and are easy to imple­ment. After this ses­sion you won’t have any more excuses for not doing solid user test­ing of any site or appli­ca­tion you develop ever again.

About Lisa Herrod

Lisa Herrod PortraitLisa Herrod is the Principal Usability Consultant at Scenario Seven. The pri­mary focus of her work is web usabil­ity, which she believes incor­po­rates much more than just user test­ing. Drawing on a vari­ety of dis­ci­plines, Lisa takes an holis­tic approach to web usabil­ity incor­po­rat­ing user research, acces­si­bil­ity, inter­ac­tion design and web stan­dards development.

Having started in the web dur­ing the last cen­tury, Lisa is occa­sion­ally caught mak­ing jokes about font tags, lay­out tables and shims. Nobody ever laughs.

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