Formal Usability Reports vs. Quick Findings
Jakob Nielsen: I recently asked 258 usability practitioners which methods they use to communicate findings from their studies:
- 42% produce a formal written test report with full details on the methodology
- 36% write a "quick findings" report
- 24% circulate an email that lists the study's top findings
- 15% disseminate a spreadsheet of the findings
- 14% enter usability findings into a bug-tracking database
- 21% conduct a meeting in which they offer a formal presentation of the findings
- 27% conduct an informal meeting or debriefing to discuss the findings
- 1% show full-length videos from the test sessions
- 4% show highlights videos from the test
- 3% create and display posters or other physical exhibits
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