User testing and evaluation are essential steps in the design cycle that transition concepts and prototypes to practical applications. Understanding user feedback shapes effective design, enhances usability, and identifies areas for improvement. This chapter details approaches to user testing, methods to analyze feedback, and iterative design processes that result in refined prototypes catering to users' needs.
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Term: Usability Testing
Definition: A method for evaluating a product by testing it with real users to identify usability issues.
Term: Target User Group
Definition: The specific demographic or user category that a product is designed for, influencing test participant selection.
Term: Success Metrics
Definition: Quantitative and qualitative measures used to evaluate the effectiveness of a design during user testing.
Term: Iterative Design
Definition: A cyclical process of testing, analyzing, and improving a design based on user feedback.