Remote testing is often a team effort, requiring close virtual coordination between prep-staff, moderators, participants, and clients who may be thousands of miles apart from one another. In a typical remote session, participants share their computer screen with a moderator and discuss their experience over an audio connection, while clients observe and make additional suggestions.  Here are some tips that we’ve developed to help make our own remote testing as successful and smooth as in-person sessions.

In preparation for the UXPA Conference in London next week, Elizabeth Allen and Kathi Kaiser are bringing their talks to Chicago for an exciting sneak peak at a UXPA Preview Night event organized by Chicago Women of Design & UX (chiDUXX).