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Discovering Hidden Insights: The Importance of Usability Testing for Website Owners

As a website owner, it can be tempting to skip usability testing. After all, you may feel confident that your website looks great and functions well. However, the reality is that without proper testing, you could be missing out on valuable insights that can make your website even better. Thankfully, there are easy-to-use, economical solutions like Userfeel...

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Evidence based UX design

Userfeel's Users: UX Consultant Matt Isherwood

Welcome to Userfeel’s Users! In this new series, we’ll feature members of the Us...

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Questionmark

How to Define UX Research Questions in Each Phase of Your Project

It is commonly accepted that research studies should begin with research questio...

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Templates

Optimizing Your Usability Testing Process with Report Templates

Usability testing is most effective when conducted regularly, ensuring you never...

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Highlights Reels

Using Annotations to Create Highlights Videos with Userfeel

Effectively communicating results is key to the success of any usability study....

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Stickers on board

Setting Up an Ongoing Usability Testing Program Based on Lean UX

Agile processes have posed a challenge for many UX researchers and designers who...

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Measure

Is Usability Testing a Quantitative or Qualitative Method?

I’ve often received questions about how testing with as few as five participants...

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Wrong Way Label

The Biggest Usability Testing Mistake of All

In the past three posts, we’ve discussed the top mistakes in the planning, condu...

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Top three Mistakes to Avoid When Analyzing and Reporting on Usability Testing

If you’ve followed our tips about planning and running usability studies, you sh...

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Boat

Top three Mistakes to Avoid When Setting Up Remote Unmoderated Usability Tests

In our second post on common usability testing mistakes, I’ll discuss running re...

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Planning

Top Three Mistakes to Avoid When Planning a Usability Test

Usability testing is based on a simple premise – watch someone use your product...

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Why we recommend to test with 5 users per device
Based on Nielsen Norman Group study, 5 users reveal about 80% of the problems. “Adding more users increases costs, yet the number of findings quicly reaches the point of diminishing returns”.