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Harnessing the wisdom of crowds when user testing
We all like to hire smart people into our teams; people that are motivated, opinionated, and capable of formulating interesting perspectives that are relevant and highly valued.
But sometimes we struggle to expose more than a few of those people to our actual users and customers, even though we know it builds empathy, is a great way to generate insights, and is one of the most important ways we can spend our time.
In this post we present a simple model for getting your wider team involved in user testing. We explain the basic process, go over the people, space and equipment you're going to need, and provide some free templates to help you get underway.
How to get your whole team involved in user testing.
Hope you find it useful.
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