In my previous article I told you about such usability testing
methods as Self-reporting logs and Thinking aloud protocol. The
last most popular methods are Focus groups, Heuristic evaluation
and Feature inspection. Let’s consider them. In my previous
article I told you about such usability testing methods as
Surveys, Questionnaires and Pluralistic walkthroughs. This time,
let’s talk about Self-reporting logs and Thinking aloud
protocol. Self-report logs are forms of “pencil-paper” type, in
which users fix all actions and thoughts about interaction with
application. This method is economical enough as experts are
involved only in handling of results, without supervising action
of the user in runtime of jobs. In my previous article, I told
you about such usability testing methods as Contextual inquiry,
Checklists, Prototyping. This time, let’s talk about Surveys,
Questionnaires and Pluralistic walkthroughs. Survey is a special
interview with the users, where they are given specially
prepared questions, and the