eResult GmbH - Research & Consulting
Planckstr. 23 | 37073 Göttingen
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E-Mail: info@eresult.de | Web: www.eresult.de

Methods & procedures

Thank you a lot for your interests in our core-services. On this spot you find detailed descriptions with many additional information of our methods and procedures.

When should you use which method?

You have already concrete problems and questions but you are not sure what method is the best one? We would like to support your choice of the appropriate method for you. Mr Wilhelm and his team are looking forward for your inquiry.

Your personal contact

  • Thorsten Wilhelm
  • +49 (0)551-5177426

48-hour concept-/design-Test

Inquiry of users’ preferences in view of navigation concepts, preparation of information, site impression, design and layout

Requirement analysis with KANO

Analysis for the determination and categorization of user- and customer-requirements.

Asynchronous remote usability test

Automatic and place bound rating of a website by users in their familiar surroundings.

 

Card-sorting

Proved method for the development of user-friendly and comprehensible information architectures.

Expert review

Evaluation of an application by usability experts considering heuristics and typical user-scenarios.

Eye-tracking

Recording of eye-tracking for the identification of eye catchers, contact likeliness and duration of contemplating.

 

Focus groups

Moderated discussion with users or experts for instance about usability aspects of goods.

Integrated homepage analysis

Complex rating of formal and contentual presentation of the homepage inter alia by simulation of different accesses or intentions.

Landingpage-Analysis

Analysis and optimisation of ladingpages by surveys and/or lab-tests.

 

Employee survey

Sensitive instrument for collecting qualitative data with different ambitions from employees of a company.

User observation on the spot

Participant observation in the privacy of the test subject.

Omnibus (multi-themes) survey

eResult multi-themes survey – every month; quick, representative and for a reasonable price.

 

Online customer panel

Continual check of the complete order and fulfillment process as well as comparable anaylsis after optimising/changing the order and fulfillment process by a defined group of customers.

Online Newsletter Test

Optimise your online newsletter before sending.

Online survey

Online survey of site caller before/after/during the usage of the offer to determine the usage of structure-/usage-intention.

 

Panel survey

The survey of a subset in our online access panel is adapted for many cases of applications or questions (for example requirement-, happiness- and benchmarking-analysis).

Paper prototyping

Creation and testing of partially functional pre-versions of a website on paper.

Participatory design

All involved of a product development discuss with user their expectations and wishes.

 

Personas

Profound description of representative users to fulfil the requirements of the development (and optimisation) of a website for your target group(s).

Rapid prototyping

Testing and optimisation of the first prototype in multiple test steps with a small number of users.

Synchronous remote usability test

Moderated and assignment-based rating of a website by users in their familiar surroundings (independent from the location).

 

Task-based online survey

Within the scope of a (standard) online survey we give a profound judge about the application or of the website. In addition, benchmarking with competitors is possible.

In-depth interviews

Offering of qualitative clues for needs and attitudes of the users by showing unconscious motifs, emotions and attitudes.

Usability test in laboratory

Integrated ascertainment of experiences with the usage of an interactive application (focus: usability problems) with the help of thinking-aloud protocols, eye-tracking and incentive orientated single-interviews.

 

Use cases

Define typical utilisation sequences of individual target groups resulting in necessary functions for applications.

Competition analysis / benchmarking

Comparison of different offers, or rather, products on several dimensions (for instance user friendliness, joy of use, etc.).

Wireframe creation

Development of user centered concepts for interactive user interfaces.