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UX Testing
Methods
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A/B Testing
A/B testing in UX involves comparing two versions of a design element to see which performs better with users. By splitting
traffic between versions (A and B), UX teams can measure changes in user behavior, such as clicks or conversions. This
data-driven approach helps optimize designs, enhance user satisfaction, and improve overall performance by focusing on
real user interactions instead of assumptions or opinions.
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Card Sorting
Cart sorting enhances user experience by organizing items in a way that’s intuitive and easy to navigate. Effective sorting
lets users quickly find items, compare options, and adjust quantities. Popular sorting methods include by price, category, or
personalized recommendations. Clear organization minimizes friction in the checkout process, reducing cart abandonment.
UX designers should prioritize sorting that aligns with users’ shopping habits, making the journey from cart to purchase
seamless and enjoyable.
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Focus Group
A UX Focus Group Discussion gathers users to explore their experiences, needs, and challenges with a product.
Facilitators guide participants through questions, allowing them to share opinions, preferences, and frustrations.
These insights reveal user pain points, design improvements, and usability feedback. By understanding diverse
perspectives, designers can refine the product to better align with user expectations, ensuring a more intuitive,
engaging, and user-friendly experience.
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Heat Map
A UX heat map visually represents where users focus their attention on a page, highlighting areas of high interaction
like clicks, scrolls, or hovers. By showing which elements draw the most engagement, heat maps reveal patterns in
user behavior. This insight helps designers optimize layouts, making key features more accessible and improving
overall usability by focusing on user needs and preferences in real time.
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Five Second Testing
Five-Second Testing is a UX research method where users view a design for just five seconds, then answer
questions about what they recall. This technique quickly reveals initial impressions, helping identify if key messages
and visual hierarchy are clear. It's valuable for gauging clarity and usability of designs, especially landing pages and
logos, ensuring users grasp main elements before diving deeper into the content.
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