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Presenting Think-Aloud Testing Findings You might be presenting Usability findings… • To propose design decisions • To defend or rationalize design decisions • To educate a naïve development or business team • To evangelize to a skeptical development or business team 26
Presenting Think-Aloud Testing Findings Generally, your audience wants to know… • What is the problem? • How was the problem identified – was your methodology sound? • How are you sure that it’s a problem – what evidence do you have? • How important is it to fix the problem, relative to other problems? • What are the technical and business implications of solving (or not solving) the problem? 27
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