to gather data during a usability test include think aloud protocol, co-discovery learning and eye tracking.

Guerrilla Usability Testing

Guerrilla usability testing, also known as hallway testing or pop-up research, is a quick and cheap method of usability testing that consists of short informal interviews in public spaces that are frequented by people most likely to use your product or service.

This unorthodox method

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