1. Wanderlust Low-Fi User Test
Presented by Carolyn Scoville (with Vince Blas, Jim Inoue, and Josiah Cheslik)

2. Overview Mission Statement Tasks Prototype Structure Scenarios
Experiment
Suggested UI Changes
Summary

3. Team Mission Statement
We want to allow you to find interesting nearby locations and events in real time, as well as experience these places with friends.

4. Tasks Task 1: Browse Points of Interest
Task 2: Create and Share Points of Interest
Meet Up with Friends at a Point of Interest

5. Prototype Structure
Explore
Create
Meet Up

6. Scenarios

7. Scenario 1
Find and research a location named ‘Sculpture of Orange’

8. Scenario 2
Create a point of interest and share it with the Wanderlust community

9. Scenario 3
Create a new ‘Meet Up’ by inviting Josiah and Carolyn to the Farmer’s Market

10. Experiment

11. Experimental Method Chose 3 participants at random
Explained purpose, gained user consent
Administered test individually
Gave tasks sequentially, taking notes on user interaction
Asked for feedback after each task
Compensated user for their time

12. Experimental Results Pros Cons
Overall the app was deemed pretty intuitive
Tasks were easy to understand
Search
Sharing
Typing flexibility

13. Suggested UI Changes Add a search bar
Change the 'submit' button to say 'submit and share' or a popup to that effect
Make sure users can type rather than choose from a list

14. Summary Tasks were easy to understand
Wording in the UI and script were sometimes vague or confusing
The UI needs a more flexible search function

15. Questions?