askus.at
Usability tests, surveys and workshops with end users for companies building websites, apps and technologies, run by AIT
About askus.at
ask:us is a service of the Center for Technology Experience at AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH. It involves users in the development of new technologies, services and products, and offers usability and human-computer interaction research.
Methods include usability tests of prototypes, existing websites and products, online surveys on needs and opinions, workshops and discussion groups, eye tracking studies and other empirical research approaches. Customers are companies that want advice on making their products and services more user-friendly, and private individuals who register to take part in studies, surveys and workshops.
The site is published in German and invites visitors to register for free as study participants.
Product: Usability tests, eye tracking studies, online surveys and workshops that involve users in product development.
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