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How many participants do you need? One is enoug

Caroline Jarrett 3 July 2023 24 November 2022
How many participants do you need? One is enoug

“How many participants do I need for my usability test?” is a topic that has been much discussed over the years. A thought for you: “One is enoug”. It’s a slide that I used to show attendees at my ‘IntroductionContinue reading… How many participants do you need? One is enoug

How to look at a form in a hurry

Jane Matthews 23 March 2020 23 June 2006
How to look at a form in a hurry

Anyone who has heard or read more than one of my presentations will be familiar with my mantra: ‘test, test and test again’. It’s the only way to find our whether something really is usable, and yet we’re sometimes putContinue reading… How to look at a form in a hurry

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