Usability Testing and Research Analysis
An intermediate course in planning rigorous usability tests, moderating them across moderated, unmoderated, remote, and in-lab formats without introducing bias, and turning raw observations into severity-rated, prioritized findings a team can actually act on.
By the end of this course you can plan a rigorous usability test, moderate it without introducing bias across multiple formats, and turn what you observed into a prioritized, well-reported set of findings that a team actually acts on and later verifies worked.
Curriculum
3 Levels · 30 LessonsEach Lesson may include a Quiz
Each Level may include an Exam
Complete the available Lessons
Pass all configured Quizzes and Exams
Locked activities open only after their prerequisites are met
Completed Course progress automatically counts toward the Career Path when this Course belongs to a Mission.
- Builds directly on the prototyping and design-workflows course in this curriculum
- Every technique is grounded in a concrete, repeatable method, not abstract theory
- Every lesson ends with a worked example you can practice on
- Covers the full path from a vague research worry to a verified, shipped fix
- Intermediate learners who have completed this curriculum's prototyping and design-workflows course and now want to validate designs with real users
- Career switchers building a rigorous, practical usability-testing skill set for a portfolio
- Product managers and designers who run usability tests and want to sharpen their planning, moderation, or analysis practice
- Students preparing for a dedicated UX research or research-operations role
- 30 short, focused lessons across 3 progressive levels
- A graded quiz after every lesson and a 12-question exam per level
- One continuous worked example (a healthcare patient portal's appointment scheduler) threaded through the closing lessons
- No specific tool required — this course builds transferable planning, moderation, and analysis judgment first
Awarded after the Course's configured completion requirements are met.