Mobile Navigation
[Date] October 20 - November 3, 2023
Team: Universal Design Team
UXD, Lina
Team Lead, Anouar
UXR, Julie - IdeaSpace Team
Developer, Mohammed
Usability study report
> Content
01 Background
02 Product Tested
03 What we did
04 Results
05 Findings
06 Next steps
07 Appendix
> 01.
Background ⚙️ █
> Background
Study goals
Key Research Questions
Methodology
Test if users can easily navigate with our new mobile navigation.
Understand how users accomplish tasks and gather feedback on their experience.
Observe any areas for improvement and any design opportunities.
How was your experience with our current navigation?
Task 1: Find a dropdown menu on the navigation bar and select the 'Submit Idea'
Task 2: Sign in to the Dev Launchers website and go to 'My Profile' page
Design Survey:
I recruited participants through a Discord channel and asked them to vote on the five designs that they found most intuitive and easy to read.
Usability Testing with Maze:
I conducted usability testing with 10 participants remotely using the Maze usability testing platform. They provided scores on design usability and shared feedback.
> Background
Design Survey
DL Discord Channel
Internal Teams
10 Participants
13 votes
👨🏽🚀🧑🚀
> Background
Usability Testing
DL Discord Channel
Internal Teams
External Users
10 Participants
02.
Prototype Tested 📱
Usability Test(Maze) Link: https://t.maze.co/197307759
03.
What we did 🧪
Pre-test questions
1. Technology use
Pre-test questions
2. Understand user experience on current navigation
Pre-test questions
3. Design preference
and why?
Task 1
Find a dropdown menu on the navigation bar and select the 'Submit Idea'
Follow-up questions:
Task 2
Sign in to the Dev Launchers website and go to ‘My Profile’ Page
Limitation: Couldn’t make more cards because of free membership limitation
04.
Results 📊
Answering our key questions and hypothesis with data
> Observation 1
Based on the design survey results, I could find the following insights:
“Left aligned text is easier to read, more visually organized.”
“Dividers help with understanding the touch target area on mobile.”
Design Survey Result
“Use to dividers to group things, not separate individual items.”
> Observation 2
Learn what users experience in current navigation and find the areas for improvements:
✘ Frustrations:
🌱 Design Opportunities:
Current Navigation Experience
05.
Findings 👍🏼
What worked well?
Positive Findings 👍🏼
> Profile Placement
Q Which of the profile placements do you prefer?
🚀 Feedback summary:
> Dropdown Nav
Task.1 Find a dropdown menu on the navigation bar and select the 'Submit Idea'
✅ Positive Feedback:
> Sign In / User Profile
Task.2 Sign in to the Dev Launchers website and go to 'My Profile' page
✅ Positive Feedback:
Action Items 🚩
> Dropdown Nav
❌ Negative Feedback:
Q. How easy was it to find the dropdown menu? Tell us more about your experience
Usability Scale: 5.5 out of 7
> Sign In / User Profile
Q. What are your overall impressions of a new navigation?
🌱 Design Opportunities:
06.
Next Step 📝
🔴 Major = Priority 0 (must be fixed for the product to work)
🟡 Moderate = Priority 1 (include in a future release to be tested)
🔵 Minor = Priority 2 (Address further in the future)
> Next steps
🔴 Clarification of terms in navigation links
-> e.g., Join, Dream, My Idea Dashboard
-> Need for card sorting or information architecture (IA) for the website navigation
🟡 Research if we need a dropdown menu under the “Dream” section
🔵 Add dividing lines on the menu lists or find a more interactive user interface that can help users interact with the full width of the screen, as they touch or click only words from the navigation.
08.
Appendix
Participants characteristics, notes, documents, data, media resources & notable quotes
Usability Testing Plan: Google Docs
Usability Test Report(Maze): Maze Link
Usability Test Prototype(Figma File): Figma Link
Thanks 🧡 !