3 Effective Methods for Content Tests (Beyond Usability Testing)
When testing content, usability often identifies the problem—without giving you much direction on how to fix it. Try a cloze test, recall-based test, or highlighter test instead.
3 Effective Methods for Content Tests (Beyond Usability Testing) - Dscout Topics Menu Topics Testing & validation Thought Leadership Testing & validation Thought Leadership People Nerds Articles Testing & validation Thought Leadership 3 Effective Methods for Content Tests (Beyond Usability Testing) June 10, 2021 overview When testing content, usability often identifies the problem—without giving you much direction on how to fix it. Try a cloze test, recall-based test, or highlighter test instead. Contributors Nikki Anderson Founder, The User Research Strategist Thumy Phan Illustrator Articles
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