Help make software better

Posted by Jim on September 6, 2005

You can help make software better, provide first hand feedback, suggestions and input, and also get some cool FREE software. With nothing to lose and no cost to you. What could be better? The folks at Microsoft are looking for you. http://www.microsoft.com/usability/enroll.mspx

Usability Enrollment Form

Your opinions count.

With them, we can make your software better.

Which is why we invite you to spend a few hours with us and our products under development and tell us exactly what you think. Microsoft usability research focuses on how people interact with software. The information we gather is translated directly into product design improvements, so your feedback really makes a difference. We conduct several types of studies on an ongoing basis from lab research on campus to survey and site visits.

People Wanted

Standard Enrollment Form

Tell us what you think
Get involved in the product development process and help us understand your needs by signing up to participate in one of our Usability Research studies.

Whether this is your first time using a computer, or the computer is a daily part of your life; we have studies for everyone to participate in.

Where do we do the research?
While most of this research revolves around Lab Studies or Focus Groups conducted on our main campus in Redmond, WA (U.S.A.), we also conduct on-line surveys and Field Studies for individuals who reside outside of this region.

Yes, I”d like to enroll!

Note: Children under the age of 17 will be required to print and mail in a consent form at the conclusion of the enrollment process.

Information Technology Professionals

IT Pros Wanted
As an Information Technology professional, hardware and software products are critical to your job and your success. Your comments and feedback enable us to build the tools that fit your needs. If you are involved with administering networks or databases, building software applications or developing for the web - we want to hear from you.

Be in the know.
Participate in a number of activities that give you early previews of upcoming Microsoft products and the opportunity to change the features of those products.