Using the RITE Method to Improve Products¶
Medlock, M. C., Wixon, Terrano, Romero, & Fulton, B. (2002). Using the RITE Method to Improve Products: A Definition and a Case Study. Usability Professionals Association Conference.
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- This is the logic of RITE — rapid iterative testing where the design is changed and re-tested as soon as a problem is seen and its fix is obvious, rather than waiting to accumulate findings.
This sourceDefines RITE as rapid iterative testing in which obvious fixes are made and evaluated as soon as a problem is observed rather than deferred until the end of testing.
- This is the logic of RITE — rapid iterative testing where the design is changed and re-tested as soon as a problem is seen and its fix is obvious, rather than waiting to accumulate findings.
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