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Moderated vs Unmoderated User Testing

Moderated and Unmoderated User Testing: The Differences

We often get asked what the difference is between moderated and unmoderated user testing.

They are the two most common types of user testing, but they both offer different types of advantages (and disadvantages) and there are different scenarios of when it’s best to use each of them. It can be quite confusing!

Therefore we have created this handy guide to help you understand the...

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Hotel

Hotels Usability Study - Desktop - November 2017

We recently ran our first large-scale usability study for the hotel industry.We...

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Annotations

How to add annotations to your usability testing videos

Running a usability test without reviewing and analyzing videos and sharing the...

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SUS

What is SUS (System Usability Scale)?

What is SUS?The System Usability Scale (SUS) was invented by John Brooke in 1986...

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Tasks and questions

How to setup a good scenario and tasks for your usability test

Defining the scenario and tasks for your usability test is an essential and some...

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Screener questions

How to write your screener questions

When setting up your usability test, you can define your users' demographic prof...

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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”.