We're running a paid study on how a new AI desktop assistant performs across various professional workflows. This research helps us understand how the tool interacts with everyday software and whether it genuinely improves daily productivity.
General Consumers: Usability Testing for a Digital Experience
Job description
What We're Researching
We're running a paid study on how people navigate everyday digital interfaces. We are gathering direct feedback on a set of core tasks to see where the friction points are. This work feeds into improving overall usability for general audiences.
How It Works
You will complete a series of straightforward tasks on your personal device while providing your reactions. We will ask you a set of guided questions about your experience as you move through each step. You will share your screen during the session so we can observe how you naturally navigate the interface. Finally, you will have an open floor to share any broader thoughts or suggestions for improvement.
Who This Is For
We are looking for everyday internet users who are comfortable sharing their opinions openly. You should be familiar with completing basic online tasks, such as filling out forms or navigating menus. We welcome participants from all professional backgrounds and experience levels.
Responsibilities
- Navigate through a series of simple digital tasks on your device.
- Answer guided questions about your experience and the interface.
- Share your screen so we can observe your navigation choices.
- Provide honest, open feedback on what works and what needs improvement.
Requirements
- Comfortable sharing your opinions openly in a moderated setting.
- Familiar with standard online navigation and basic digital tasks.
- Access to a reliable internet connection and a device for screen sharing.
- Willingness to talk through your thought process aloud.
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