A team is working on a product with a very short release cycle (one-week sprints). They need usability feedback but have limited time for testing. What is the most effective approach?

Conduct a full usability test with 10 users at the end of each sprint.

Ask the product owner to test the product and provide feedback at the sprint review.

Use a combination of quick expert reviews and small-sample tests (3-5 users) throughout the sprint.

Skip usability testing in most sprints and only test before major releases.

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