FAQ
What is an example of a guerrilla test?
An example of a guerrilla test is approaching individuals in a coffee shop and asking them to perform a specific task on a website or app while observing their behavior and gathering feedback on usability.
Why is it called guerrilla testing?
It is called guerrilla testing because it involves a quick, informal, and unconventional approach to gathering user feedback, similar to the guerrilla warfare tactics that emphasize agility and adaptability.
What is a guerrilla test?
A guerrilla test is an informal and rapid method of user testing that involves approaching individuals in public spaces and conducting brief usability tests or interviews to gain insights into user experiences and identify potential design issues.
