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- People viewing resumes
- Employers (probably HR people) or others who have received a link to the resume from the poster
- Used to and experience with browsing traditional resumes
- Probably browses through one or many resumes fairly quickly to get a general overview of the candidates
- Only interested in additional info from certain candidates, would require the traditional interface as a first impression
- Our only potential user that had previous experience browsing resumes mentioned that he’d only be interested in our additional info if the traditional resume showed promise, guessing a low percentage of total applicants
- Only interested in certain pieces of supplemental information from a subset of the user’s projects, not every bit of information a candidate might want to share
- Candidates may have multiple projects, potentially unrelated
- A recruiter would only be interested in projects that seemed interesting or related to the field
- Persona: Beatrice, a 34 year old Hiring Manager at a successful, but medium sized Internet startup. She sometimes has issues understanding the full breadth of a candidate’s experience, and would appreciate the ability to see examples and deliverables from past projects during the decision making process.
Task analysis
- log in** Register if new user (maybe be able to use facebook credentials? maybe linkedIn? maybe OpenID? maybe Twitter? maybe certificates?)
- enter user name
- enter password
- add information** add education*** transcripts
- add projects and bullet point descriptions
- add supplemental content** add code sample
- add images
- add video
- add hyperlink to Design Portfolios
- browse resume** see certain supplemental content
- modes: publish vs editing?** Recruitee has options for what gets sent to an recruiter?
- Get public link to the “published” resume
- Email this link
Domain analysis
- User
- Resume
- User has one resume
- Extra media (the azing in Resumazing)** code sample** images** video** Design portfolios
- Resume has any number of extra media (estimate 1-2 per project, 5 total projects, so 5-10 total)