Task Usability provides research and analysis that can improve the performance of your website.
Expert review — website usability assessments
Website usability assessments provide research from an external perspective that can:
- help build a case for improvement within your organisation
- be a useful guide when working with your web developer.
Task Usability reviews your website focusing on:
- key visitor tasks
- the Home page — design and effectiveness
- navigation
- written content.
You receive practical alongside best practice recommendations.
Cost: $350 flat rate*
Workshops — interactive reviews and structure development
Workshops are a great way to:
- build understanding and enthusiasm — for the role and importance of your web presence
- gain insights into user needs — by stepping into the shoes of visitors to your website
- develop the structure of your website — based on key tasks.
Join Task Usability to do a ‘live’ review of your website with groups of internal and external stakeholders.
Together we will define visitor key tasks and use them as a framework to assess how user friendly your website is.
Cost: $250 flat rate (1-1.5 hrs)
User testing — test plans and facilitation
Once you understand what people want to do on your website, test it.
Task Usability can work with you to develop a test plan and facilitate user testing sessions to get useful insights on how user-friendly your website is (or could be) — live, in development or on paper prototypes.
Cost: $80 hourly rate
Content development — web writing and editing
Task Usability can help make your content engaging and easy to read by ensuring it’s:
- easy to scan
- has the most important information at the top
- uses plain English
- is relevant for your visitors.
Cost: $80 hourly rate
Structure development — information architecture
Task Usability can help make your content easy to comprehend and relevant by organising content in easy to digest chunks and task-focused navigation.
Cost: $80 hourly rate
* Free option available for community organisations with Community Comms Collective volunteers.