1. Designing and Justifying a Comprehensive Evaluation Method
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Key Concepts
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Testability: Ensuring that every design specification can actually be measured or observed.
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Triangulation: Using different types of tests to confirm a single conclusion about the product's quality.
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Bias Mitigation: Designing tests that don't "lead" the user to give a specific answer.
Examples & Applications
Example 1: A Functional Test where a prototype chair is loaded with kg of weight for hours to test structural integrity.
Example 2: A User-Based Test where participants are asked to complete a task using a new app interface without any instructions, measuring the time taken to finish.
Flash Cards
Glossary
- Justification
The action of showing something to be right or reasonable.
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