What is a test persona?
4th April 2018
Lightning round: What is a test persona? What is it? A test persona is a fictional person that represents a system’s potential users. Also called “user personas” or simply “personas”.
GDPR, Miming passwords and laws in Denmark
12th March 2018
There’s a new-ish law in Denmark and the rest of EU. GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). It contains requirements for how companies are to protect and process personal data. Among other
Creating a demo video in an IT project
10th January 2018
A pension company digitised the flow of receiving, treating and accepting requests for pension products. To the pension workers, what before took place on paper, pen and in ring binders, now
A rant about the horror that is TDC FindMMS
2nd November 2017
Ever heard of TDC FindMMS? It’s a service from Danish telecommunications company TDC. I sometimes receive notifications per SMS that I can view an MMS message online. It sounds simple, but
Card sorting shop items into fitting categories
25th October 2017
I’ve made a series of test stories from my favorite test runs. During this test run I used the card sorting method and interviews so that a web shop could optimize their product categorization, sorting and filtering.
In the wild testing for a better mobile experience
12th July 2017
I’ve made a series of test stories from my favorite test runs. During this test run I tested a company’s customer service, as well as their mobile website, from the conception that both parts of the product should be usable anywhere at anytime.
The short but effective 2-days UX test run
27th June 2017
I’ve made a series of test stories from my favorite test runs. This 2-days user experience test run is without a doubt the most extensive test I ever did in the smallest amount of time. These were not average 8-hour workdays, these were meticulously planned sessions that fit into my timetable with great precision and lasted from morning to evening.
We Are the start-ups. You must Accomodate. Resistance is Futile.
1st July 2016
Understand that… In January 2016, a small Swedish start-up company agreed to inviting a colleague and I to do a 1-day-testing of their Kickstarter funded product. It was wildly different from what I’m used
