UXR Workshop - User Testing in Under an Hour
summary
Practical method for running one-on-one user interviews that fit an hour: use a single-page test plan and a pilot run, recruit 5–9 participants, record with camera-over-device recording, screen capture and a mic, and timestamp clips for quick highlights. Write clear hypotheses (yes/no), link 1–3 tasks to each, collect notes in a spreadsheet, cluster findings on post-its, and prioritize by impact. Example results: 6/6 can jump, 2/6 defeat the boss, a color tweak later raises bone-finding to 6/6.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:24Who's this weirdo?
- 1:37Overview
- 4:39What we will do today
- 6:40Format of this workshop
- 7:09Determining the Format and Setting
- 12:34Defining Your Goals
- 19:12Writing Tasks that Match your Goals
- 23:28Recruiting the Right Participants
- 30:30Conducting a Pilot Test
- 35:51Analysing your Data
- 39:48Actioning the Feedback
- 41:18Ask Me Anything!
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