Paid Website Research.
Enjoy looking around websites, and fancy being paid for it! Homeowners with environmental issues needed for paid website research. The government funded research sessions will take place in Chippenham during the daytime of 22nd & 23rd March 2007. Participants will be paid £50 for their time, plus travel expenses (at 25p per mile).

The Web Usability Partnership is a research organisation specialising in making our clients web sites more effective We undertake web site testing for Government and private sector organisation websites and we recruit people to help test the sites.

On this occasion, we have been commissioned by the Environment Agency to help them review their website. They're looking at re-developing their website, and homeowners with environmental issues are considered to be one of their key target audiences, so they're interested to get their perspective of what information would be useful to them on their website (e.g. those living in flood risk areas, near pylons or landfill sites, near factories, etc).

This will involve attending WUP Studios in Chippenham (at our office address – details below left) and spending one hour giving feedback on a very early stage prototype website to help with the website redevelopment. There's no prep work in advance, and no subsequent commitments.

Why should anyone want to do this? Well:

We will pay the tester £50.00 to participate and travel expenses (at 25p per mile).

It will be helping to improve a web site that should be valuable to people like the testers.

And it's quite fun!

Research will take place during the daytime (between 9am and 4.30pm) on Thursday 22nd March and Friday 23rd March 2007 – at a pre-arranged time convenient to the participant. If you or someone you know falls into this category (i.e. you live in a flood risk area, near pylons or landfill sites or near a factory) and would be interested in participating in this research, please send me an email and we will discuss further.