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October 29, 2003
Don't Test Users, Test Hypotheses
"I find that by basing hypotheses on a site or application's goals, I can integrate usability testing into the design process. By thinking in terms of hypotheses based on design goals I can generate relevant, action-oriented findings. In this way, usability doesn't stifle creativity, it focuses it." (Avi Soudack - Boxes and Arrows)
Posted by PJB at October 29, 2003 07:56 AM | TrackBack