BayCHI meeting podcasts - 0 views
From Business Insider: Online Reviews the Superhero of Content Marketing - 0 views
Quantitative Studies: How Many Users to Test? (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) - 0 views
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Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox, June 26, 2006: We can define usability in terms of quality metrics, such as learning time, efficiency of use, memorability, user errors, and subjective satisfaction. Sadly, few projects collect such metrics because doing so is expensive: it requires four times as many users as simple user testing.
Determining the Correct Number of Usability Test Participants | Usability.gov - 0 views
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Often we are faced with determining the appropriate number of participants for our usability tests. Too many participants increase the cost and development time. If the number of participants is too small, the testing process may fail to detect important problems and result in reduced site usability.
Demystifying Usability : How many users should you test with in usability testing? (Lat... - 0 views
Usability Myths Need Reality Checks - 0 views
Eight is Not Enough - 0 views
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By Christine Perfetti and Lori Landesman Originally published: Jun 18, 2001 One of the most popular questions we hear from web designers and usability professionals is: "How many users is enough when conducting usability tests?" Until recently, we had believed -- and told our clients -- that it wasn't usually necessary to test with more than eight users.
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The Real Truth About Referral Incentives | the givegive - 0 views
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The next time you're faced with an incentive program as a consumer, think about how it makes you feel and ask yourself, "is this motivating me to refer my friends to this business?" Your answer to this question is important because the key to creating a successful sales organization in the next decade will be understanding how to leverage one of your greatest assets, your customer relationships.
Outfit survey tool - Lane Bryant - 0 views
Mobile Product Page Design Tips « Get Elastic Ecommerce Blog - 0 views
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Continuing in our series on mobile design strategy, today's post focuses on mobile product pages, including product information, calls to action, navigation and merchandising. Throughout this series, we approach design considering the conversion goal(s) for the page type with the understanding that the conversion goal for most pages is a click through to the next step in the buying process, not a completed sale.
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