user-testing

Vocabulary Word

Definition
'User-testing' is about checking whether a product, like a website, gadget, or app, works well for the people who will use it. It's more than just finding bugs. It's also about understanding how intuitive it feels.
Examples in Different Contexts
In social impact campaigns, user-testing tools and resources can gauge how effectively a message resonates. A campaign manager might state, 'User-testing showed that our messaging needs a clearer call-to-action to motivate change.'
Practice Scenarios
Tech

Scenario:

The new software update is ready for deployment. We should assess its performance before deploying it to our users.

Response:

Agreed, let's go forward with user-testing before we roll out the software update to ensure minimal disruption for our users.

Product

Scenario:

Our new coffee machine design is finally ready. We'll need to evaluate how it performs in the real world conditions.

Response:

Let's conduct user-testing sessions to see how customers respond to the coffee machine design in a daily-use setting.

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