The need for a better tool. Planning a usability study – especially in medical device development – can be a cumbersome experience. Decisions need to be made on what to study and why, who to involve and why, and how to collect, treat, interpret and present data. Of course, all of this will be collected […]
Introducing the Usability Blueprint. Designing a usability study involves people from many different fields. Often, we see designers, anthropologists, UX professionals and QA specialists working together to cover all crucial aspects of the usability study. Based on experience from designing and planning multiple user-involving studies, we saw the need for a tool to easily facilitate […]
Morten Purup Andersen has a M.Sc. degree in Engineering Psychology from University of Aalborg, focusing on human interaction with User Interfaces. Morten is experienced in Usability Engineering and development of medical devices, software and IT, along with documentation and Design Control according to ISO 13485, IEC 62366-1:2015, ISO 14971, and FDA’s Human Factors Guidance. Morten […]
We often see medical devices that fail to launch at the expected date, fail to reach sales goals and thereby ROI, or even fail to reach market launch all together. When diving into the reasons for this, data reveals that project scope, execution, and expectations are key factors. Also, new studies confirm our belief: […]