Guerrilla Testing: Quick and Effective Testing
Testinium Guerilla Testing can cover the all your needs for functional testing. It allows you to use the internal QA team for more complex topics like automation.
What is Guerilla Testing?
Guerrilla Testing is for gathering feedback from user groups of 6-12 people for UI/UX design of the product.
It is the easy and fast way to test your product, you just need a group of people and their observations to improve efficiency of the user interface.
You just send the requirements and Testinium Guerilla arranges the rest!
Characteristics Of Guerilla Testing
Software tests have to be repeated often during development cycles to ensure product quality. Automated software testing can reduce the time to run repetitive tests from days to hours.
Participants
Participants are not recruited instead public members are approached by conductors.
Sessions
Sessions are short, generally around 10-15 minutes.
Output
Output is qualitative rather than quantitative.
Why Guerilla Testing
It is a great way of getting quick baseline for measuring user experience and possible usability issues that might happen in the future.
Guerrilla Testing is:
- Fast,
- Cheap,
- Requires low set of skills,
- Hassle-free,
Why Not Guerilla Testing
If you need a specific environment or users with specific skill-set then Guerrilla Testing may not be the best fit for you. In these situations, you can consider test automation tools like Testinium rather than usability tests.
When To Use Guerilla Testing?
To begin with, Guerrilla Testing is a good fit to see which parts of the product does UI/UX support and users ability to complete a journey of the design. It would not be a good fit for end-to-end processes that require a good amount of time.
Getting Started for Guerilla Testing
- Think about what to test and define a scope of user search
- Identify a list of tasks for participants
- Turn these task into scenarios and make them understandable to participants
- Start the test
- Conduct your test and gather observations
- Fix usability problems
- Test again
- Identify usage patterns
- Share it with your team!
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