Practice Conducting The Debrief (3.3) - Unit 7: User Testing & Evaluation

Practice: Conducting the Debrief

Lesson 3.3Unit 7: User Testing & Evaluation

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Question 1.
What is a debrief?
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Think about what happens after a user tests a prototype.
Question 2.
Give an example of an open-ended question.
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Consider how to phrase questions that need detailed answers.
3Question 3.
What is the purpose of conducting a debrief after user testing?
- To gather feedback for design improvements
- To celebrate the completion of testing
- To finalize the product
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Consider why we collect user feedback in general.
4Question 4.
True or False: Open-ended questions are less effective than closed questions in gathering detailed feedback.
- True
- False
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Think about how you would prefer to answer a question.
Question 5.
Consider you conducted usability tests for an app. During the debrief, a participant repeatedly mentions difficulty in finding specific features. How would you record this feedback, analyze it for trends, and what specific steps would you recommend to improve the design?
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Think about how to transform user feedback into actionable design changes.
Question 6.
You received mixed responses during a debrief session. While some users loved your prototype’s search function, others felt it was confusing. How could you further investigate these conflicting responses and take steps to improve the design?
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Consider direct observation or additional testing with users who found the search function confusing.

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