Issue 4.4 | Winter 2005
How Many Users Do You Need?

Articles in this issue are available in Acrobat PDF format. If you would like an accessible version, please let us know.

• Becoming Agile: Usability and Short Project Cycles (pdf: 98Kb)
  By Gwen Pearson & Susan Pearsall
• How Many Users are Really Enough? (pdf: 184Kb)
  • When to Test and When to Hold Off: Wait If Major Problems Mask Minor Ones
    By Ellen Tauber, Julie Stanford, and Laura Klein
  • Designing Tests to Get What You Need: Practical Tips for Dealing with Limited Numbers of Participants
    By Carolyn Snyder
  • What to Report: Deciding Whether an Issue is Valid
    By Michael A. Katz and Christian Rohrer
• Mullet and Sano–A Decade On (pdf: 119Kb)
  By Kevin Narey
• The Market Value of Technology: Revenge of the Consumers (pdf: 164Kb)
  By Steve Crandall and Steve Greenspan
• Editor’s Note – Selling Ourselves: Upstream and Downstream (pdf: 33Kb)
  By Aaron Marcus
• What’s News: Perfecting Pill Popping (pdf: 385Kb)
  By Tema Frank
• Book Review: Keeping Up with the Field: A Textbook You’ll Want to Save (pdf: 45Kb)
  By Alice Preston

Topics: Usability Testing
Published in: December, 2005 in The Early Years

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