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5 Second Usability TestingTuesday, April 10. 2007 UIE has a great article from 2005 about 5-Second Tests: Measuring Your Site's Content Pages. In it they talk about giving the test subject a task, and then showing them a page for 5 seconds and share what they remember from the page. A good technique for testing paper prototypes on a whim. Trackbacks
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