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October 9, 2012
Tips on Prototyping for Usability Testing
Make it as real as possible.
"(...) there are some differences between testing a prototype and testing a fully functional Web site or application. In this column, I'll provide some tips that can make your usability studies more successful and help you to avoid problems when testing prototypes."
(Jim Ross a.k.a. @anotheruxguy ~ UXmatters)
Posted by PJB at October 9, 2012 9:55 AM | Classification: Prototyping - Usability