That was quite enjoyable, straight forward, and entertaining for the < 5 min duration.
I really appreciate putting the user in context of their own lives compared to as if locked in a room with just that interface in front of them.
Microsoft brings in people a lot (or so I hear) to do user testing. I wonder how processes can be redesigned to also take "The user is drunk" approach.
I really appreciate putting the user in context of their own lives compared to as if locked in a room with just that interface in front of them.
Microsoft brings in people a lot (or so I hear) to do user testing. I wonder how processes can be redesigned to also take "The user is drunk" approach.