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After having set up a remote user test, the next step is to analyse the results. This work is more often than not, the most laborious.
On average, personally, it can take me up to an hour to analyse a fifteen minute thoroughly. It is important to realize this. Remote user testing might be a fast method of getting results, there still a lot of manual work to do.
In this second part of my Usertesting.com tutorial, I talk about the tools and functions that are at your disposal, via the dashboard, for you to analyse the videos with.
The Usertseting.com environment allows for easy online analysis through the use of the following features:
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In the past, I resorted to downloading the videos of each individual participant and importing these into a video editor (iMovie or Screenflow in my case). In these editors, I would analyse the videos and quickly create clips and paste these into the compilation video. With the new Highlights Reel feature, still in Beta, I am confident that I will be doing more of my analysis online.
In combination with the Export to Excel functionality, it will allow me to quickly do my analysis and send a file to my clients for review. The Excel contains links to the clips and annotations you make, making it a perfect post-analysis reference for you to share.
However, I will never stop offline editing, purely because I am not always in a place with an internet connection. Downloading, then editing, is still the easy way to go at times, and I would just like more control over the compilation video that I would like to present to clients. This is still subjective. I am curious to find out how you guys do this? Please share in the comments.
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