Observations (Rough)

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• Consider implementing a bulk add, there are currently a lot of steps per friend request which will make adding a lot of people annoying.
• When the user first attempted to find Zoey in their contacts, they attempted to type in the search bar rather than going to the friends icon.* The buttons look grayed out and are hard to notice.* User would like a way to confirm the person, some way of identifying that the result in the friend search was the correct person.  At the time the user had typed and the single result was Zoey.* When the user clicked the “Show On Map” button on Zoey’s profile, they were unsure whether this represented Zoey’s current location or her office.  Suggested renaming the button to something like “Where is Zoey?”  * User tapped on the dot representing Zoey’s location and her info came up.  When he pressed back it returned to the home page.  The user expected it to return to the map with Zoey on it.

• The user clicked on the friends icon, figuring they would be able to contact them through there.
• The user was uncomfortable with a calendar for impromptu meetings since they felt that a calendar event wasn’t needed for an event in 30 minutes.
• Felt that there was a lot to type in the event information screen.  Decided to skip putting a title to the event.
• Suggested an add and invite button when inviting people to an event.  Eg: Was inviting Christine and Zoey to coffee when remembered they wanted to invite Miranda to coffee as well but had forgotten to add her.  Would have to back out of this menu, step through the process of adding Miranda as a friend, then recreate the event.
• After inviting people to the event and returning to the create event page, the invited field said “3”.  User was confused as to what this meant.  Was this three people including the user as well or were there three other people invited.  Suggested Facebook style listing: list a few guests by name then say “and X others”.
• Why is there a time zone?  
• Wondered what the purpose of end time was for an event like coffee.  Use of end time will depend on what we expect people to do on the app.
• At the time, the confirm location popup covered the map.  Suggested this was bad as the user could no longer see the map.  If they looked away for a second they no longer knew the location of the event.  Proceeded to tap back to examine the location.  Location was deleted when he merely wanted to double check it.

• Would like to see the current location of people.
• Are the routes drawn by the map accurate?  This could be incorrect depending on when the last time the person was tracked, whether they had signal, or if there phone was on.

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