D.I.Y. Mobile Testing Rig
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A lightning talk given at the UX-LX Conference, Lisbon, 2013. Shows you how to make a strong, lightweight rig for recording usability testing of mobile apps.
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D.I.Y. Mobile Testing Rig
- 1. D.I.Y. Mobile Testing Rig Dr Ian Hall Head of User Experience and Information Architecture Oxford University Press
- 2. Tripodcam
- 4. Headcam!
- 7. Inspiration!
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- Here’s what happens when you try to mount the camera on a tripod. The user moves about too much.
- It’s like being on a fairground ride.
- I tried attaching the camera to a baseball cap. But the user’s head moves independently of their hands.
- It’s not as bad as this
- But still feels a bit like this
- Inspiration in the form of chocolate packaging…
- Using my cunning device based on Toblerone packaging, you get a rock steady picture.
- Make a shape like this out of cardboard. The lid of an A3 paper box is ideal. Cut out a shape like this. Score the cardboard along the yellow lines. The T-shaped hole is where the camera will be mounted. Cut a hole suitable for your own camera.
- Fold along the score lines.
- Roll up into a Toblerone shape and secure with rubber bands or tape.
- Reinforce the back plate with more cardboard. A couple of thicknesses might be necessary.
- Install your camera
- Install the phone and secure with rubber bands.
- Begin testing!
- Future developments… Portrait-Landscape shifting.