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Tue, 1 Apr 2003 13:00:00 GMT
Notice! The blog (but not the website as such) has moved slightly, and the new spot to point your feedreaders and blurry eyes to are http://shelter.nu/blog/, and I've chucked my RSS/Atom feed into FeedBurner for good measure as well. This also means no more comments here, and especially not you spammers, you filthy floatsam of the internet! Don't worry, as soon as I get some spare time I'll merge the two blogs together, just need to work out some Blog API with Blogger, or, worse, install WordPress and do it myself. We'll see what I come up with. Usability myths need reality checks
I found this excelent article through Not so very long ago, it was agreed that five to eight users was enough for a good usability test. Somehow, this idea achieved mythic status. We believed it. We preached it to everyone who would listen. It survived in areas where it had been disproved, and was introduced into new situations where it didn't even apply. What gives some ideas such staying power? A very excelent article adressing the basic "don't believe it until you understand it yourself!" Read the full story at < Usability myths need reality checks >
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