USABILITY TESTING
The purpose of this usability testing was to assist the UX Designer in digging deeper and better. This activity will aid in obtaining qualitative as well as quantitative findings. In this portion of the exercise, obtaining qualitative outcomes has been critical. This test will allow visitors to interact more effectively with the website, and it will offer useful information for the website’s development.
METHODOLOGIES
Many testers have been hesitant to participate in usability testing because of the pandemic procedures that we are now dealing with. This is why the interviews were conducted online, using Zoom, using a shared screen to conduct the interview and test.
The usability tests were divided into stages, with each section observing and testing the person’s behavior, feelings, and emotions toward the website.
The tester was introduced to the project in order to put him in context and make him feel at ease with the subject. Another portion consisted of a single question concerning their rating and website navigation convenience.
5 user tests were conducted with 5 participants to obtain insightful information.
PROCEDURE
> Participants were asked how comfortable they are with accessing the website.
> The participants were well-informed on the project and gained valuable insights into how important it was in the business environment.
> I displayed the high-fidelity mockups by sharing my screen.
> As the interviewer, I recorded and saved the session.
> The responses were written down and entered into an internet document.
INTERVIEW QUESTIONNAIRE
The above interview questions were used to conduct these interviews with 5 participants and obtain their insights on the project in the pre-test.
RESULTS
SUMMARY
The website’s look was appreciated by all of the testers. The colourful scheme was favourably received, and many people felt it to be pleasant to their eyes.
The fact that the website was quite intrusive was favoured by 80% of the participants. 90% of the participants thought the website was very inspiring, and many saw it as a valuable resource for motivating them. The language utilised was also highly welcoming and inspirational.
All of the participants considered entering information into the text box to be simple. Before signing up, the user name, email address and password were considered to be quite simple to enter. The initial page of the log in page is quite intriguing, according to 90% of the participants.
ISSUES AND IMPROVEMENTS
> A “save” button could have been added to specific aniamls for the user to be able to go back to them respectively.
> A “logout” button at the end would be extremely helpful instead of continuously pressing the back arrow.
> Offer a way for users to contribute to this world crisis.
LINKS TO THE FINAL WORKING FIGMA PROTOTYPES
DESKTOP:
https://www.figma.com/proto/K5Dlnchw4d4CucqDx79pdu/Untitled?page-id=0%3A1&node-id=5%3A3&viewport=241%2C48%2C0.25&scaling=contain&starting-point-node-id=5%3A3&show-proto-sidebar=1
MOBILE:
https://www.figma.com/proto/MdFc52aeoKMfGbJjpN4tt9/Untitled?page-id=0%3A1&node-id=1%3A2&viewport=241%2C48%2C0.5&scaling=min-zoom&starting-point-node-id=1%3A2
DEMONSTRATION OF DESKTOP PROTOTYPE:
DEMONSTRATION OF MOBIE PROTOTYPE:
EMBEDDING THE FINAL WORKING FIGMA PROTOTYPE:
DESKTOP:
MOBILE:
PUBLIC LINK TO FINAL WEBSITE obtained from developer:
https://serene-kilby-b4cc36.netlify.app/
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