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What does frequency refer to in user testing?
Think about how many times a problem occurs.
Define a critical issue.
What problem stops users from doing what they need?
What does 'impact' refer to in user testing?
Think about how the severity affects user experience.
True or False: Minor issues should always be addressed before critical and major issues.
Consider which issues cause the most disruption.
During user testing, you observe that 80% of participants struggle with a login feature, but they express positive feelings about the overall design. How would you categorize these findings, and what should be your prioritization strategy?
Focus on frequency first to guide the critical decision.
You have a list of issues with their frequencies and impacts as follows: 'Search bar frequently confusing (critical)', 'Color scheme disliked (minor)', and 'Buttons not clearly labeled (major)'. How do you decide which to tackle first?
Prioritize by addressing the most impactful problems first.
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