Prototyping has become a popular design practice valued by customers and loved by user experience designers as a fast, efficient and fun way to visualise ideas. A prototype helps to understand and explore the possibilities and limitations that arise when they are built as a visual and interactive solution and tested on users.
In the second part of this series, we gave advice on what to keep in mind upon creating metrics and how to start creating a system. In the final part we discuss metric formulas and calculations, explain how to interpret the results and what to do with the information.
World Usability Day Tallinn is the #1 conference for User Experience professionals in Estonia and the largest UX-web- and interaction design event in Baltics. WUD Tallinn is accompanied by hands-on workshops and tutorials on the days before and after the main event.
For the last 3 years, the number of participants has grown to almost 500 and consists of UX designers, UI designers, UX professionals, front-end developers, business analysts, marketers etc.
In the first part of “How to measure usability?", we explored the purpose and usefulness of metrics. In this article, we give advice on what to keep in mind upon picking metrics and how to start creating a system. The third part gives an overview of how to implement the metrics system and analyse the results.
