User Testing Clause Samples

The User Testing clause establishes the requirements and procedures for evaluating a product or service by having end users interact with it before final delivery. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of testing, the responsibilities of both parties in facilitating and observing user tests, and the criteria for assessing user feedback or identifying issues. Its core function is to ensure that the product meets user needs and expectations, helping to identify and resolve usability problems before launch.
User Testing. Your end users may access the software to perform acceptance tests on your programs.
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User Testing. It is your responsibility to test the functionality of Prizetech Product prior to use and to ensure that it is working and that you are able to competently operate the Prizetech Product (“User Testing”). Such User Testing must occur during normal business hours. You must respond to the email sent to you by Prizetech Pty Ltd confirming that you have conducted User Testing. You must contact Prizetech Pty Ltd if you identify any issues during User Testing and cease using the Prizetech Product until you have had a response. In no event will Prizetech Pty Ltd be liable for loss or required rescheduling if you fail to conduct User Testing in accordance with this clause.
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User Testing. It will be your responsibility to test the functionality of Equipment, where provided, and the Safecrack System prior to any live draw (“User Testing”). Such User Testing must occur during normal business hours. You must respond to the email sent to you by PrizeTech Pty Ltd confirming that you have conducted User Testing. You must contact PrizeTech Pty Ltd if you identify any issues during User Testing and cease using the Safecrack until you have had a response. In no event will PrizeTech Pty Ltd be liable for loss or required rescheduling if you fail to conduct User Testing in accordance with this clause.
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User Testing a. The Developer will provide capacity for the team to test hypothesis and assumptions using prototype and user research. The team will carry out user interviews and analyze competitor landscape. b. The Developer will provide capacity for the team to carry out standard usability tests running during each Sprint to test layout, content and features.
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User Testing. It is your responsibility to test the functionality of Prizetech Product prior to use and to ensure that it is working and that you are able to competently operate the Prizetech Product (“User Testing”). Such User Testing must occur during normal business hours. You must respond to the email sent to you by Coverforce Insurance Broking Pty Ltd confirming that you have conducted User Testing. You must contact Coverforce Insurance Broking Pty Ltd if you identify any issues during User Testing and cease using the Prizetech Product until you have had a response. In no event will Coverforce Insurance Broking Pty Ltd be liable for loss or required rescheduling if you fail to conduct User Testing in accordance with this clause.
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User Testing. SBA shall conduct semiannual user testing beginning on the execution of this Agreement to ensure that blind users can access electronic information and data in accordance with Section 508. At least one blind person experienced in 508 testing and screen reader accessibility will be engaged to conduct this user testing. SBA shall correct all Section 508 violations identified through user testing within sixty (60) days.
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User Testing. Unless provided by ACM as ACM Services (as defined below), User will develop its own testing plans and provide qualified drivers, fuel, oil, engineering, and garage services for User’s vehicles (“User Provided Resources”). User agrees that neither ACM nor any employee, subcontractor, or agent of ACM will be responsible for or liable to User for any User Provided Resource and User will provide all User Provided Resources at its sole risk and expense. All User test plans are subject to a safety review by ACM personnel. Risk mitigation measures required by ACM personnel may include, but are not limited to, requiring the sole use of the test environment to be followed in order to use the Facility.
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User Testing. Before E la Carte publicly releases the non-visual user interface accessibility features described above, E la Carte shall first schedule and conduct at least two user testing sessions conducted through the LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired of San Francisco to test the effectiveness of the non-visual user interface. E la Carte shall pay the LightHouse $150 per user per session and an hourly honorarium agreed upon by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and E la Carte to each user. One of these user testing sessions shall be held at the San Francisco offices of the LightHouse and one shall be held at an ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ location of E la Carte’s choosing unless the parties agree otherwise. LightHouse shall give preference first to ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇, and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and then to any member of the National Federation of the Blind when selecting users for testing and shall coordinate with the Office of the President of the National Federation of the Blind in identifying local candidates. E la Carte shall compile, in writing, all user feedback received through this process and share with Claimants’ Counsel. E la Carte shall make best efforts to incorporate the feedback it receives from the user testing into the development of its non- visual user interface. E la Carte shall advise Claimants’ Counsel within 21 calendar days after completion of all user testing, in writing, as to which user feedback E la Carte intends to incorporate, as well as any user feedback E la Carte does not intend to incorporate. To the extent E la Carte does not incorporate feedback, Claimants reserve the right to meet and confer with E la Carte about the feasibility of incorporating such feedback.
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User Testing. With respect to Acceptance Testing, if after the initial testing period has begun, as set forth in Section 8. B. above, and if at any time during the testing period ELECT identifies defects in the required licensed functionalities of the Application, ELECT notifies the Supplier with detailed information of the defect, ELECT in consultation with Supplier, assigns severity to the defect. Defect severity is defined as follows:
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