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What does SMART stand for?
Think about how goals should be structured.
Name a key component of a usability test plan.
What are the main areas we need to address in planning?
What does SMART stand for?
Remember how the first letter of each word in the acronym focuses your goals.
Reflection is important in the evaluation process.
Think about the benefits of looking back on your experiences.
You have collected qualitative data from a usability test. How would you categorize this data into thematic codes? Provide a set of codes based on sample feedback.
Look for words or phrases that keep appearing in user comments.
Draft an evaluation report outline based on a hypothetical results from a usability test on a website. What sections would you include and what key information would fall under each?
Think about what stakeholders would need to know when reviewing the report.
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