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      <title>10 Tips for Better Hallway Usability Testing</title>
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      <description>Hallway testing is a usability test set-up in a high foot traffic area, utilizing bystanders to test your product. Your participants will be people who happen to be walking down the hall and are able to afford 5-10 minutes of their day.</description>
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