Fake Door Testing. UX Knowledge Base Sketch #30 | by Krisztina Szerovay | UX Knowledge Base Sketch
Fake Door Testing is about rapidly validating an idea (it can be a product, a service or a feature): we show the users an option that does not actually exist. After the user takes the action (clicks, registers etc.), the system lets the user know that this feature or product/service is not yet available. By measuring how many of the potential users showed interest, we can make better decisions about the next step of the design process (e.g. implementing the idea; iterating based on the feedback and test again etc.). If you like my sketches, you can buy me a coffee to support my work! Thanks, I really appreciate your encouragement! 🙏 Please feel free to join the Sketching for UX Designers group on Facebook, post your UX sketches, share your favorite links, ask questions etc. If you are interested in sketching, check out my Sketching for UX designers course. You can subscribe to my Sketching for UX newsletter to get these UX Knowledge Base Sketches directly to your inbox weekly, and to
Fake Door Testing is about rapidly validating an idea (it can be a product, a service or a feature): we show the users an option that does not actually exist. After the user takes the action (clicks, registers etc.), the system lets the user know that this feature or product/service is not yet available. By measuring how many of the potential users showed interest, we can make better decisions about the next step of the design process (e.g. implementing the idea; iterating based on the feedback and test again etc.). If you like my sketches, you can buy me a coffee to support my work! Thanks, I
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