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New PTG Global training courses in XPDesign and Usability testing

Category: current-news | Date: 25/09/2007

After nearly 6 months of effort, we have converted our core methodologies XPDesign and Usability testing into training courses.

XPDesign is our world-class scientific approach to user interace design.  Information on the XPDesign training course can be found here.

Our usability testing methodology uses XPDesign to ‘reverse-engineer' a user interface to get at the fundamental usability issues. The use of XPDesign means that you can develop robust and comprehensive design recommendations, instead of just reporting on issues.  Information on the Usability testing course can be found here.

The courses are initially available on a per-client / company basis, and will soon be available as public courses open to everyone.