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Asking test participants to "Imagine you’re from X location"

Asking test participants to "Imagine you're from X location"

I’m user-testing a webpage for a client. The client is a college, and the type of page they want to test is location-specific because it’s one of a group of pages that focus on each of their campuses individually. The user testing recruitm…

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