How do you separate subjectivity from usability testing?

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    Daragh
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    @daraghm

    As some of the classic usability testing involves visual design, is it a matter of preference for colours, font styles and sizes which can be subjective. Is interaction design (that’s a part of usability testing) subjective too? If so, how do you take the subjective out of usability testing?

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    Ronan Healy
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    @ronan

    Found an article on this very subject.

    I think like anything, it is hard to take your own experiences out of testing. Even trying to think like the target user means you have to use your own experiences to decide how they would interact with the software.

    It is a hard one to figure out. Anyone any thoughts?

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    Chris
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    @chrishobbs

    Not something I have a lot of experience with. I don’t know if this is helpful, but seeing as you mentioned colour it makes sense to check that the contrast makes content easy to see – I’d specifically look into the accessibility guidelines from WCAG:

    https://www.w3.org/TR/UNDERSTANDING-WCAG20/visual-audio-contrast-contrast.html

     

     

    #16855
    sneha shinde
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    @abhilashawaghm1

    Usability testing is a wide area in software testing and it requires genuinely high level of knowledge of this field alongside a creative thinking ability. more details http://crbtech.in/Testing/usability-testing-critical-part-software-testing/

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    sneha shinde
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    @abhilashawaghm1

    Usability testing is a wide area in software testing and it requires genuinely high level of knowledge of this field alongside a creative thinking ability. Individuals taking part in the usability testing are required to have aptitudes like persistence, capacity to listen to the advices, openness to welcome different ideas, and the most critical of them all is that they ought to have great perception abilities to spot and resolve the issues or problems. http://crbtech.in/Testing/usability-testing-critical-part-software-testing/

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    sneha shinde
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    @abhilashawaghm1

    Usability testing is a wide area in software testing and it requires genuinely high level of knowledge of this field alongside a creative thinking ability. Individuals taking part in the usability testing are required to have aptitudes like persistence, capacity to listen to the advices, openness to welcome different ideas, and the most critical of them all is that they ought to have great perception abilities to spot and resolve the issues or problems.http://crbtech.in/Testing/usability-testing-critical-part-software-testing/

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