“That’s when I open a website or an application and list usability problems”, Ivan says.
It Saves TimeSpeaking about usability, people often imply the necessity of usability testing. That’s true. Usability testing is important. However, you can avoid most usability errors from the beginning. And invest saved time and money in really challenging pieces of user interface (UI). |
PriceReview costs from $2 000 to $6 000 depending on the amount of screens (or webpages). Below is an example of the large website review, it’s a social network startup with much functionality. After the review, we will be glad if you outsource VisualPharm reworking the most complex parts of UI. However, this is not mandatory: review doesn’t only list the problems, but also it contains solutions for these problems. You can fix them by yourself. |
TimeTime It takes from 2 to 5 working days to review the website depending on the amount of screens (or webpages). Usually Ivan is busy for weeks ahead, so please contact us in advance. |
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From experience, usually we know what’s gonna work and what’s not. But not only from experience: we also read books, go to seminars, purchase usability research. Finally, Ivan helds his own course in the British Higher School of Art and Design, so we know how to explain. |
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ResultsThe result is given as a list of the problems/fixes in Basecamp. Basecamp is a great project management system; it’s much better than a Word document. You can discuss the problems with your team right there and close them once completed. |
Review SampleA long list of the required fixes |
Full list of the fixes for one screen |
Ivan suggested solution of the problem, and a client’s manager instructed the team and corrected the error |
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