Description: A usability testing module is a tool or set of procedures designed to evaluate the ease of use and user experience of software applications, websites, or systems. This type of module focuses on identifying problems that users may encounter when interacting with technology. Usability testing is essential to ensure that the software not only meets its technical functions but is also accessible and understandable for end-users. Through methods such as direct observation, surveys, and interviews, evaluators can gather data on how users navigate the software, what difficulties they face, and which aspects they find intuitive. The main features of a usability testing module include test planning, selection of representative users, creation of specific tasks for participants, and analysis of the results obtained. The relevance of these tests lies in their ability to improve user satisfaction, reduce abandonment rates, and optimize software efficiency, which can, in turn, translate into increased adoption and commercial success of the product.
