Marketing Contributor

In this day and age, there are more than a few terms that we use to describe how things work, such as mobile device usability, usability testing, and usability of a device. I’m not sure I’ve ever seen any of them used in conjunction with each other. But you know what I think? I think they should.

One of the biggest problems that people face on the web is the difficulty of finding the right information. This can be frustrating because most of the information is usually scattered and it can be difficult to find the information you need, especially when you are trying to figure out how to solve a problem or apply a solution. That’s where usability comes into play.

It comes down to what you are trying to do, what the problem is, and what problem you are trying to solve.

How can you actually use your site? If your site is great, or you have an excellent search engine and you can find the information you need, then I don’t think it would be a problem for you. But if your site is mediocre, I’m not sure why you would want to be stuck with it.

First off, there are no right or wrong answers. They just have different levels of usability. If you are trying to solve a problem, then I would say usability is a good metric. But if you are just trying to get people to visit your site, then usability is a bad metric.

First of all, the way I think about usability is that I’ll take a site that is good and I’ll make a list of what the site does well, and what makes it terrible. I’ll just go through my list and say that the site doesn’t get the job done because it’s not good.

The problem is that the way we think about usability is that its about the way we make things easy for the user. But the opposite is true of usability. A usability test is a test of how easy it is to do something. Thats it. If you can make a site easy to use, then you arent really measuring a usability issue. For example, I made a site that was easy to use and easy to navigate, but I didnt really think about how usable the site was.

I dont think that is a bad thing, its not about the way a website is designed, its about how we make it so easy for the user to use it. We should be able to find the easy way to use a site, and thats what we should be measuring.

My main metric for usability is the experience, and it goes without saying that usability doesn’t end at the point where you can type in the URL again. The experience should be in the design of the site, how easy it is to use, and how many tasks it takes to do your job. It should also be considered as a factor in determining whether or not you should spend money for usability testing.

The usability testing that we do is very limited in nature. We only do usability testing on websites that are already being used for a major project that we’re working on. We dont do any usability testing while a user is attempting to use a site, because any usability testing we do would only be done after the user has been using the site for a while.