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Comment: Corrected links that should have been relative instead of absolute.

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  • Pressed enter to dismiss editing, also tried blurring element
  • Hesitated on where to click to edit education
  • Started attach video task too early
  • Visible feedback needed after adding supplement
  • "Inspire picture editing" -- make it clear that they should upload a picture
  • Allow pictures to be links (instead of uploads?)
  • Didn't use the "copy text" button, manually selected and copied
  • Mailed link to himself to save.
  • Clicked video text to play it, didn't recognize slate icon
  • Data entry is straightforward
  • Do extraneous "add another" (without filling in any text) disappear on blur?

Feedback from

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Prototyping Day 2 (Iteration 2)

User 1:

  • The mousing over effect definitely improved affordance to edit text
  • Raised question of what happens when done editing? Do they hit enter? Save button? Click outside of edit area?
  • Ambiguous whether he sees a preview of his photo before uploading it
  • Clicks on "click to edit" text to edit instead of anywhere in that area - maybe text should be something like "click area/anywhere to edit" or something
  • Will "http://" text go away when copying the video link into the field?
  • Can we preview a video before saving it?

User 2:

  • Tried to click "upload" button before "browse"  button when uploading picture
  • Had some trouble finding the "public link" link
  • No problems with most tasks

User 3:

  • Users seem to always have trouble finding where to add media until we make it clear the icons are paper clips
  • Clicked "link" tab instead of "video" when trying to add a video
  • No other issues with the tasks

Changes between prototypes

As a result of the first round of testing, we decided to increase the visibility of the interface, underscoring the difference between editable, boilerplate text (in light pencil) and the dark, already entered text. We also added visual feedback on the hover (which we indicated to the user as they were moving their hand over the paper). Finally, we increased the size of some of the icons to increase their visibility. We found that these changes reduced the confusion that users had with the initial tasks.

We also provided clearer instructions and feedback (in the form of the facilitator), which helped us get better feedback.

Pictures of Prototype  (Iteration 2)

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Description

Edit page. Grey text corresponds to something metaphorically pencilled in and needing edit, as opposed to the black text that does not need editing.

The user has inputted some contact information, now in Black as it will show up publicly.

Mousing over an editable section prompts a change in background color, and appearance of a click to edit notification.

User has entered college info and connected a video.

Modal dialogue for retrieving a public link and marking as public.