How to carry out a usability expert review
Tuesday, July 8th, 2008 by David Travis| September 2, 2008 |
For people in design teams who need to spot usability problems in prototypes and finished products, “How to carry out a usability expert review” is a 1-day seminar that teaches delegates cost-effective methods to evaluate designs. Unlike courses in usability testing, this seminar teaches delegates how to find and fix usability problems without involving end users.
September 2nd 2008, London. £425/delegate + VAT.
You will learn how to
- Appreciate the difference between a usability inspection and someone’s personal opinion.
- Learn and practice some quick techniques for carrying out usability reviews of prototypes and finished products.
- Find and fix usability bloopers before they become hard coded.
- Apply Jakob Nielsen’s “heuristic evaluation” technique to software, products and web sites.
- Uncover the elements of your design that lead new users to make errors, using the task-based ‘cognitive walkthrough’ method.
- Learn to spot usability problems in prototypes and finished products.
