“For large implementation projects, the customer or manager usually sets objective and measurable goals for hardware and software performance. Acceptance tests are a set of test cases specified for the software, with possible response-time requirements for the hardware/software combination.” (Shneiderman, 2005, p. 162)
Categoriearchief: Implement
Performance testing
Performance testing is a rigorous usability evaluation of a working system under realistic conditions to identify usability problems and to compare measures such as success rate, task time and user satisfaction with requirements.
“Performance Testing”. UsabilityNet. 2006. http://www.usabilitynet.org/tools/testing.htm
Test Plan for Usability Testing
The Usability Test Plan describes the goals, method, and approach for usability test. The test plan includes several different components, from profiles of participants to an outline of a discussion with users.
A simplest test plan consists of a set of goals, a description of the logistics and methods and a set of questions to ask the participants.
(Communication Design, Dan Brown p49,p52 2006)
Usability Goals
A set of goals to determine the usability of a product.
User Data Logging
The practice of recording user data to then analyze the results to help improve the software/hardware.
User Experience Goals
Similar to ‘usability goals’, user experience goals are a set of goals to measure the experience a user has with an interactive product.
User Surveys
User surveys are a means of finding out how the software or web site is likely to be used by a specific set of users, and who these users are likely to be.
“User Surveys”. UsabilityNet. 2006. http://www.usabilitynet.org/tools/surveys.htm
WebSAT
WebSAT is a definition of The Web Static Analyzer Tool