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Handbook of Usability Testing: How to Plan, Design, and Conduct Effective Testsby: Jeffrey Rubin
(15 April 1994)
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AbstractA supremely usable nuts-and-bolts guide for beginners A daily tool of the trade for specialists Handbook of Usability Testing gives you practical, step-by-step guidelines in plain English. Written by Jeffrey Rubin, it arms beginners with the full complement of proven testing tools and techniques. From software, GUIs, and technical documentation, to medical instruments, VCRs, and exercise bikes, no matter what your product, youll learn to design and administer extremely reliable tests to ensure that people find it easy and desirable to use.<UL><LI>Requires no engineering or human factors training<LI>A rigorous, step-by-step approachwith an eye to common gaffes and pitfallssaves you months of trial and error<LI>Liberally peppered with real-life examples and case histories taken from a wide range of industries<LI>Packed with extremely usable templates, models, tables, test plans, and other indispensable tools of the trade</UL>
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