Redesigning the FitBit app
click here for article First off, the idea of guerrilla usability testing is extremely funny to me: a method of testing a website or app that involves "pouncing on lone people in cafes and public spaces, quickly filming them whilst they use a website for a couple of minutes.” The mental image is ludicrous enough to actually seem feasible. As for her actual prototyping and redesign process, there were again some interesting takeaways for me. The job stories that allow you to better analyze what people want to do with an app was a practice I had not thought of, and the idea of 'pain points' seems like a useful tool that I will be able to utilize in my job. The discovery of the pain points provides specific goals to troubleshoot, as opposed to wandering blindly, which I appreciate. Discussion questions Would guerrilla usability testing be feasible for the snow plowing app? why/why not? What tasks would it make sense to ask of testers? What othe
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