Testing Stories
I’ve selected a handful of test-related activities from projects that I think were particularly interesting.
How I made a short demo video showing a newly developed system with tools most people have access to.
What do you do when you only have 2 days to test everything there is to test around UX on an app?
How well does your app perform when it leaves the comfort of the development lab? I rode the trains and took a bath to see how everyday situations effected app performance
It’s often crucial to know users’ elaborate ideas and opinions. But how do you manage to process that much data in a form where it’s usable for the project team?
Creating wireframes for an app from users’ feedback that a developer can use right away is an extensive task. I took it on in cooperation with a designer.
How do you make sure that the items in your webshop are easy to find for customers? By letting users be a part of the sorting process.
Manifest
I have a pragmatic approach to pretty much anything, meaning more doing, less discussing theory.
I specialize in short runs of usability and UX testing, where I use my extensive network to get opinions and feedback on products.
Testing in a short amount of time calls for flexibility and adaptability. It also calls for thorough planning, and tailoring the different test methods to every single project. There is no recipe, no best practices and no re-using old reports.
