Augmented Reality For Ecommerce, Data From Our Usability Testing
Recently, we partnered with Georgetown University to conduct usability testing on our Augmented Reality Ecommerce Software, The Webcam Social Shopper (WSS). I know data pertaining to Augmented Reality is hard to come by, and many of you are interested in it, so I wanted to share some of the results:
USER PROFILE:
- Females that shop online, age 17 – 24.
KEY FINDING:
- Nearly 2/3rds of participants said that WSS would help them in making a purchase decision.
SOME ADDITIONAL FINDINGS:
- Users were asked the question: “if an online store had this product, how interested would you be in using it?” Over 83% of users answered between “Interested” and “Very Interested”.
- Users were asked the question: “How interested do you think your friends would be in using it?” 88% of users answered between “Interested” and “Very Interested”.
- When the users first viewed WSS “the typical initial reaction was a surprised exclamation.”
- It took first time users about two minutes to understand, and become comfortable with the motion capture interface.
UI LEARNINGS:
- We also were able to learn where our product needed improvement. Much of our learnings have already been integrated into our brand new online demo: www.webcamsocialshopper.com – we’d love to know your thoughts on it!
If you’d like more details on the usability testing, or if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Tags: Augmented Reality Ecommerce Software, The Webcam Social Shopper, Usability Testing








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