Peer Review Usability Test Overview Usability testing is a great way to get feedback on your design and make sure that it is easy to use. Just like the peer reviewing we did in the last module, usability testing is a valuable learning experience for both the designer and the user. The user learns to identify strengths and weaknesses in instructions, and the designer learns how to improve their instructions based on feedback. We will use the same peer review procedure as the rsum project, but the feedback you are providing is specific for the usability of the instruction set. Usability Test Process Submit your instruction set to this discussion board by the end of the day on Friday (1/26). Locate two classmates' instruction sets to review. If an instruction set already has a review, please move on to instruction sets that have no reviews. If all instruction sets have been reviewed at least once, then feel free to review any instruction set you choose. To the best of your ability, perform the task in the step-by-step sequence indicated in the instructions. Simulate the task if you do not have the same knowledge, materials, or skillset as the writer's target