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Product camp toronto-2019-presentation
- 1. OCTOBER19TH TED ROGERS SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT, RYERSON UNIVERSITY PRESENTER-ADHITHYA KRISHNAMACHARI ProductCamp 2019 productcamptoronto.ca
- 2. Explore methods to validate a product & choose appropriate methods based on: -Stage of the product development cycle -Effectiveness and time to set up the test -Other factors Discuss real life use cases/examples suitable for each testing method Summarize key learnings PURPOSE
- 3. TESTING METHODS Ideation Qualitative techniques - UX Research (generative research) Define goals/’jobs to be done’ • Discovery session • Card sorting - Interviews - Experience maps - Design sprints - Focus Groups Quantitative techniques - Surveys/Questionnaires -Search patterns - Email-campaigns -Order form - Landing page - CTA links - Ads Design Validate UX- Is this the most optimal solution? Fine tune solution before launch - Usability tests (evaluative research) • Prototype validation • First click test • First impression/5 second test • Comparative test (our UI vs Competitor’s UI) • Tree Testing • Observations/Job Shadowing Optimization Are we on achieving our KPI’s? How can we improve? - Analytics/Business Intelligence - A/B Test - Surveys - Heatmaps - Customer feedback New Features/Redesign Improvements Development & Deployment -User Acceptance Testing -Pilot/Beta testing Why? Is there a demand ? Do users care? Get real-time user feedback
- 4. Redesign navigation on myKawartha.com USE CASE Old Navigation (Desktop) New Navigation (Desktop) Testing methods used • Ideation: Discovery Session (20 users), (Closed)Card Sorting (10 users) • Design: Tree testing (10 users and 2 studies) • Optimization: Analytics, Customer feedback • Design (post optimization): Comparative Test (5 users)
- 5. Closed card sorting: Determine where users think your site information is best placed within existing/pre-defined categories For Reference Tree test: A tree test assesses the clarity of navigation labels by presenting only the navigation tree and asking participants to use the tree find content
- 6. Organize each testing method based on strength of evidence it provides and time to set up the test Exercise Less set-up time More set-up time Stronger evidence Weaker evidence Usability Tests Customer co-creation Pilot Test Simulated Sales A/B Testing Crowd- funding User Interviews Focus Groups UX Research Design Sprints Surveys Search patterns
- 7. Other ways to organize test methods