Basic concepts
- Fundamentals
- Evaluating Usability, User Experience and Accessibility
- Usability Evaluation in Human-Centered Design
Risk in Usability, User Experience and Accessibility
- Introduction
- Typical Risk
Usability and Accessibility Standards
- Usability Standards and Manufacturer Guidelines
- Accessibility Standards
Usability Reviews
- Introduction and Approach
- Types of Usability Review
Usability Testing
- Introduction
- Step-by-Step Approach to Usability Testing
- Prepare Usability Test
- Conduct Usability Test Session
- Analysis of Findings
- Communicate Result and Findings
- Quality Control of a Usability Test
- Challenges and Frequent Mistakes
User Surveys
- Introduction
- Step-by-Step Approach to User Surveys
- Standardized Questionnaires
Selecting Appropriate Methods
- Criteria for Selecting Method
Summary of Roles and Responsibilities
- Usability Tester
- Moderator and Note-Taker
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ISTQB® Usability Testing
About the Course
The usability testing strategies and techniques are the main emphasis of the ISTQB® Certified Tester Usability Tester (CT-UT). It covers the setup processes from a usability, user experience, and accessibility perspective, as well as any applicable standards and dangers.
Business Outcomes
The following are the Business Outcomes that a Foundation Level Usability Tester certification holder is expected to achieve:
- Understand the fundamentals of usability and usability testing.
- At any point of the development cycle, identify and classify the seriousness of usability risks and possible accessibility violations in a given product.
- Identify applicable usability, user experience, and accessibility requirements and check for their implementation in a product.
- Establish processes to ensure that specified usability, user experience, and accessibility goals for a product are met in practice.
- Create and monitor a test plan for achieving specified usability, user experience, and accessibility objectives.
- Educate non-specialist stakeholders on the reasoning, mechanism, and outcomes of usability, user experience, and accessibility assessments.