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- User successfully and easily logged into dBabies from the login screen.
- She noted and asked if she needed to create a user account, which she did not.
- She found it easily due to its location, which maintained external consistency to other websites.
- In the modal for Adding Events, user thought that the add to shopping list toggle should automatically add the item when click not when submitted. This is a minor issue that stems from the fact that the component is a toggle button rather than a simple checkbox. We should either use a checkbox with a label for this feature instead or keep the button and have it automatically add the particular item to the shopping list.
- The user did not use direct manipulation of the schedule to add events. There are many ways to add things to the scheduler, but we should also include an "Add Button" on the scheduler itself that opens a modal with the same interface as the rest of the modals in the system.
- Noted the adding of a new quick-add panel was useful and liked that it could be personalized with user uploaded images.
- For every task that needed an event, she simply added a new quick-add panel. This can be amended by adding and explicit "Add Button" to the scheduler as previously mentioned
- Direct manipulation of events on the calendar was useful, but hard for the user to handle in some instances, such as dragging to lengthen the duration. This seemed to be more of an issue with the mouse actually connecting with the correct section the event itself. This could potentially be an error on the user end (i.e. not efficiently controlling the mouse), but does warrant some investigation to find if it is a problem for most users.
- The user noted an internal inconsistency in that the digital clock on the page is in a 12-hour format, but the scheduler is in a 24-hour format. This is a minor issue in some sense because most people can readily make the switch between the two formats. However, this is a large internal inconsistency that was overlooked and should be fixed as soon as possible.
- Found that using that using the Quick-add to put the event on the calendar then directly manipulating the event to be the "best" course of action.
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