Re: Usability testing of label maker in New York City

Mitchell Gass <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.hci.experiencedesign
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Sigrid,

For usability tests I've conducted in New York 
City, I've been quite happy with Murray Hill Center

   http://www.murrayhillcenter.com/nyc/nyc_facility.html

They have a nice facility and do a good job of recruiting participants.

Best regards,

Mitchell Gass
uLab | PDA: Learning from Users | Designing with Users
Berkeley, CA 94707 USA
+1 510 525-6864 voice
+1 510 525-4246 fax
http://www.participatorydesign.com/

At 08:02 AM 4/13/2006, you wrote:
>I am employed at a usability agency in Belgium.
>We are planning usability tests or one of my customers on a mobile device
>for label making & printing.
>
>I have to recrute test users for the testing of the device between May 22nd
>and May 24th.
>Testing will take place in the USA (NY City area), and also in Germany and
>in France.
>
>It is quite a challenging task to recruit test users from another continent!
>
>For the tests need:
>Set 1: two people who have not yet used my customers¹ device
>Set 2: two people who use a device from the competition
>
>Both groups preferably office managers & secretaries, between 20-35 and
>female (the latter is not a must)
>
>For France and Germany I need the same two sets of people.
>
>There will be additional testing with people already using my customers¹
>device, but my customer will provide those profiles.
>
>I have some questions, too:
>
>Who can help me recruit these profiles?
>What about recruitment agencies? What is their fee?
>Where can I rent an office for two or three days to perform the test
>(preferably in the city). Or, do you think it is better to test the device
>at the test users¹ workplace? Is that feasible?
>What is a normal incentive value in the States ($?)
>
>Any input would be very much appreciated. You can email me personally if you
>like.
>
>Kind regards,
>
>Sigrid
>
>____________________________
>The Human Interface Group
>Giving Technology a Human Face
>
>Sigrid Vandenweghe
>Project Manager
>
>De Regenboog 11
>2800 Mechelen
>Belgium
>BTW BE 0448 991 224
>RPR Mechelen
>Tel:  +32 (0) 15 40 01 38
>Fax: +32 (0) 15 42 27 09
>www.higroup.com



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