Although today many more people working on the internet have basic knowledge of graphics, many are not familiar with conducting user research, which is an important part of the design process. Fortunately, the Internet makes it easy to get direct feedback from real users through usability testing fast, cheap and guerilla-style. Using some of the emerging web applications, you can do research on users remotely and efficiently-ie, research users conducted by telephone and computer. As Dana points out Chisnell, usability testing takes only a few steps and is easy to do remote testing with a cost and with minimum preparation time.

There are three basic approaches to conduct rapid tests on the interface and remote, whether you want to test online website, graphic design, wireframes and prototypes. The approach you use will depend to a greater extent of your feelings towards people want to talk face-to-face with customers or use one of many new tools for user interfaces [UX, ed] and let the computer to automatically collect information ? Read on to find out the path for you.