Your boss, Sam, has approved for you to conduct a usability test on your company’s website. Your next step is to design the test. All of the following are important for the test’s success EXCEPT:

A usability test should focus on a single, well-defined task to isolate specific user behaviors and identify clear pain points. Asking users to accomplish a series of tasks can introduce too many variables, making it difficult to pinpoint the exact cause of any issues encountered. While a series of tasks might seem more comprehensive, it dilutes the focus and can overwhelm participants, leading to less actionable feedback. The test should always be designed around common user problems and good user experience principles to ensure relevance and effectiveness.