WUX App Design - Richard Roach

  Date: 6th September 2022 User Testing Part Two I have conducted another testing session using the scenarios described  here  in yesterday's test session. This time, I was able to conduct my tests with two people at once, Krystina and Kura, each offering their own feedback. The video recording of the test session can be viewed here: https://myacg-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/personal/270171153_yoobeestudent_ac_nz/EahIoYuprz1Nr58j3PT2Lj0ByBC3p5GoM98E3E4C60wGhw?e=Sipfvx Feedback: The highlighted elements on the home page were too similar to buttons, and in both cases the users tried to click on them to accomplish their task. This is an observation also made in yesterday's test, that these elements look unlike their function. A new observation and suggestion was that when a seller is viewing their listing, Edit and Delete functionality should be made available on the page, rather than the user needing to navigate to their dashboard in order to perform these tasks.

  Date: 5th September 2022 User Testing Part One I have conducted a preliminary user flow test based off of a prototype created by Anjileen. The link to this prototype can be viewed here: https://xd.adobe.com/view/b6b83c9d-6b09-4a7b-adb9-2f6cf80c7ac1-e3eb/?hints=off The video / screen recording of the test session can be viewed here: https://myacg-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/personal/270171153_yoobeestudent_ac_nz/EYRH9kqBCwBOkMo-S_Ed57oBIy7cU1j_hQtSMuWPcSs0Yg This user flow test consisted of myself and another student, Shawn Remedios, enacting two scenarios based off of my team's initial user stories. One scenario involved Shawn acting as a buyer, the other him acting as a seller. In both cases, I would instruct Shawn to complete certain tasks in sequence to accomplish an overall aim. The buyer scenario was: You are a student who is a board game enthusiast. Your friends regularly meet to play board games, and have pooled some money together to buy a new game. You are looking for someth...