Navigation test sheet
Yenra | September 10, 2026
https://yenra.com/web-usability/

Use one copy per participant and task. Agree the correct answer before testing. Read the task neutrally, observe before helping, and record assistance. Use anonymous participant IDs and store notes appropriately.

Task and business reason:
Participant ID and relevant experience/access needs:
Date, site/prototype version, device:
Starting URL:
Expected destination and correct answer:
Neutral task wording:
First choice and expected destination stated by participant:
Observed route and wrong turns:
Answer reached and participant interpretation:
Assistance provided (record even a small hint):
Outcome: correct without help / correct with help / incorrect / unfinished
Observed obstacle and evidence:
Proposed repair, owner, due date:
Retest task, version, and result:

Fictional example: Find the filter for model A17. The participant opens Products but the answer is hidden under Corporate resources. Proposed repair: a Parts and manuals route with a model lookup. A small test round identifies issues; report its counts without treating them as population estimates.