Hi,
I conducted two usability tests with two users. Sessions were half user research (to understand current process) and half usability testing (to check how our initial design ideas worked).
The basic design ideas worked well and we got interesting feedback to keep exploring. Observations have been analysed in a documenthttps://docs.google.com/a/wikimedia.org/document/d/1vpQPxX9AcQOKsl8YuIrF_ZruSzQkYDohMjzepIU-fWU/edit?usp=sharing where a summary of the relevant findings, as well as the user recordings and detailed observations for each participant.
I also created a public Trello boardhttps://trello.com/board/content-translation-designs/51dd7e7215b12d7701002162with all the design problems and solutions I am considering. The purpose is to allow it to unify the feedback I get from different sources (users, Language engineering team, and the design team) in a single place where anyone can access to it.
Next steps include:
- Finding design solutions for detected issues - Update the prototypes to include the new ideas - Adapt the prototypes to other languages and recruit additional participants - Start adding information to a wiki page about the project,
Feel free to provide any feedback or ask any doubt.
Pau
Sorry, this email was sent to the wrong mailing list (this is the reason why one of the documents linked is not public).
In any case, if you are interested in helping us in the design of translation tools, feel free to join our testing sessionshttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/1yCvPS65eWk9S8uXkksAbDbLsbZQd0ISQKBDFfJnSSo0/viewform .
Pau
On Thu, Jul 11, 2013 at 12:18 PM, Pau Giner pginer@wikimedia.org wrote:
Hi,
I conducted two usability tests with two users. Sessions were half user research (to understand current process) and half usability testing (to check how our initial design ideas worked).
The basic design ideas worked well and we got interesting feedback to keep exploring. Observations have been analysed in a documenthttps://docs.google.com/a/wikimedia.org/document/d/1vpQPxX9AcQOKsl8YuIrF_ZruSzQkYDohMjzepIU-fWU/edit?usp=sharing where a summary of the relevant findings, as well as the user recordings and detailed observations for each participant.
I also created a public Trello boardhttps://trello.com/board/content-translation-designs/51dd7e7215b12d7701002162with all the design problems and solutions I am considering. The purpose is to allow it to unify the feedback I get from different sources (users, Language engineering team, and the design team) in a single place where anyone can access to it.
Next steps include:
- Finding design solutions for detected issues
- Update the prototypes to include the new ideas
- Adapt the prototypes to other languages and recruit additional
participants
- Start adding information to a wiki page about the project,
Feel free to provide any feedback or ask any doubt.
Pau
-- Pau Giner Interaction Designer Wikimedia Foundation
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