Connection Cafe

DECEMBER 23, 2013

This is the fourth part in my series about learning how to test the usability of your online donation form and website with real donors. Part one discussed why to usability test , part two outlined crafting your test , and part three gave best practices for recruiting participants. Today, we gear up for your big test day!

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Michael Stein's Non-profit Technology Blog

AUGUST 4, 2005

One of the things I'll be talking about from time to time is online collaboration, as MEMBERS ONLY SOFTWARE explores new tools to expedite work among our teams and with our clients. We've been using it for presentations to prospective users, training sessions, as well as testing and walkthru sessions with clients.

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Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

MAY 3, 2007

In fact, it has been very time consuming learning a complicated piece of sotfware, not too mention having it make me feel stupid because I'm not groking it instantly. The next problem is figuring out how to do it. Was the quality of the audio worth the extra editing/production time? Here are my testing notes.

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Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

AUGUST 17, 2007

Web Huddle – The only other one I can find that at this time offers the possibility of sharing a Linux desktop. In my tests it was buggy (some parts of it just didn’t work), and the interface was still a bit crude. And, boy did I just fail the Richard Stallman test!) It does, apparently, do audio via VOIP.

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Connection Cafe

JANUARY 10, 2014

Today, we wrap up my series on learning how to test the usability of your website and donation form. To quickly recap, usability testing is an excellent tool if: You fear you’re losing donations because of your website’s design. Summarize your problem children. What should a recap of testing include?

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