User (or usability) testing is a process of evaluating a solution idea for a future product or service to see how well it fits the problem or need of the indented target users. The aim of user testing is further more to gather feedback and insights from users in order to improve the user experience, usability and functionality.
A Trivia Quiz can work as a fun ice breaker or “mind freer” as well as an engaging assessment tool of the students learning progress.
Participants rate the ideas and decide which ones they are willing to spend the money on. Also known as the $100 test.
Polling is a method by which a group of participants can make a collective decision, express an opinion or give feedback, usually following discussions or presentations.
With this technique, the ideas within a group are evaluated in a democratic way. It is the spontaneous evaluation of ideas. Preferred ideas are marked by sticky dots. The evaluation based on several criteria can give a first assessment of an idea.
It is one of the most widely used techniques for prospective analysis by using expert assessment
The Kano Analysis model (pronounced “Kah-no”) is an analysis tool used to explore and measure the customer’s emotional responses to the product’s features. The tool allows for prioritising features and creating product roadmaps based on the likelihood of customer satisfaction.
Impact analysis technique assists in identifying the potential consequences of any change made to a system. It can be used in environments such as software development, change management, business pivoting, altering an existing revenue stream etc.
A “Day in the life” is used to elicit the interaction points of a user and the solution in the context of their daily life. The method helps gain insight into the needs, behaviour and goals of the user.