Trent Mankelow of Optimal Usability gives a handy set of tried-and-tested hints for mobile usability testing.
Tag Archives: usability
Pros and Cons of Remote Usability Testing
There’s nothing specifically wrong with in-person research. But there is that whole Internet thing that’s been happening. It does have[...]
Usability Ain’t Everything – A Response to Jakob Nielsen’s iPad Usability Study
The conclusion of the Nielsen Norman Group’s April 2010 study of iPad usability is that it has problems and more [...]
Debunking the Myths of Online Usability Testing
I love the TV show Myth Busters because it challenges what I think is true. In the show, popularly held [...]
Perceived Affordances and Designing for Task Flow
A few months ago we set up five Flickr groups around several UX topics. Every month we will try and [...]
Johnny’s Spring Contest: Win Cool Prizes
Spring is a time of renewal and growth, but here at Johnny Holland it’s also a great excuse to throw [...]
Creating Successful Style Guides
Style guides are a great way to ensure user experience consistency when developing an application and a way to communicate [...]
The ATM redesigned
Redesigning the userinterface of the ATMs focussing on information architecture and clearity
The effect of the progress-bar
Research on the effect of the progress-bar.
The ultimate mobile tool for usability testing
Three weeks ago I attended a usability test at a big Dutch museum, testing a new mobile application we developed. [...]