"All the right junk in all the right places" - Meghan Trainor
OK, so we’ve prepared our tree, created a good list of tasks, set it all up in a testing tool, and figured out which users we’re going to target.
We’re ready to go, right?
Ah, not quite. There’s something wrong with our study.
It’s likely there’s at least one glitch in the study that we haven’t discovered yet. The problem is that we don’t know what’s wrong. At this point, we can either:
Luckily, doing a test run of a study is simple, and the problems we’ll find are usually easy to fix.
A pointer to Chapter 7
Trying it out in almost-real conditions
Who should participate, online vs. in person, getting feedback
Dealing with spam blockers, mobile devices, old browsers, and firewalls
Editing vs. duplicating, deleting pilot results