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Analysing data
Analysing quantitative data. Where are the problems Analysing qualitative data Where are the problems What causes these problems? Observations, questionnaires, . What is the dimension (size) and severity of the problems
Analysing data
Example: Find Colleagues....
Analysing data
Example: Find Colleagues....
Analysing data
Scenario: Invite collegue Linked-In
User-01 Wrong clicking Questions asked Time needed to complete task
2 2 30
User-02
1 2 20
User-03
0 0 15
User-04
2 1 20
User-05
3 4 40
45
40
35 30 25 20
15 Wrong clicking
Questions asked
Time needed to complete task
10
5
Conclusion: 1. Four testers needed support 2. Four testers needed asking questions to complete the tasks (invite a colleague) 3. Testers were making mistakes (wrong clicking) when completing the tasks Recommendations: 1. Put this function on start page 2. Give online support in using this function
Analysing data
Task 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Name Totally agree Agree Renting a Bike Bike are easy to select 3 Pimping the bike makes fun 2 Suggested Bike type conforms to my profile 0 Accesoires are easy to select 1 Do not know 2 5 1 4 3 3 6 5 Do not agree Totally disagree 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0
Antwoord
Totally agree
Agree
Do not know
Do not agree
Totally disagree
Conclusion: 1. The suggested bike in relation to the profile does not fit. Recommendation: Improve usability profiling a user to match bikes better.
Task 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Name Totally agree Agree Do not know Renting a Bike Bike are easy to select 3 2 Pimping the bike makes fun 2 5 Suggested Bike type conforms to my profile 0 1 Accesoires are easy to select 1 4 Do not agree 3 3 6 5 2 0 1 0 Totally disagree 0 0 2 0
Antwoord
Totall y agree
Agree
Do not know
Do not agree
Totall y disagree
Summary
Follow these steps (mandatory): 1. 2. 3. 4. Process the data in Excel; Make graphs in Excel; Draw conclusions from the data and graphs in Excel; Write suggestions for improvements.
How to work?
Analyseren kwantitatieve gegevens
Rent a Bike
Scenarios
Testgoals
1. Right bike with the right person 2. Easy to select(a) en fun to pimp(b) 3. Accesoires are easy to select and usefull for my tour
1. Qualitative ordinale scale ranging from: Totally agree, Agree, Dont know, Disaggree and totally disagree. Posttask questions about Profile and Recommended bike. 2. (a) Measurement of time, clicks and needed guidance. (b) Qualitative ordinale scale ranging from: Totally agree, Agree, Dont know, Disaggree and totally disagree Posttask questions about pimping the bike. 3. Etc.
Data collection
Scenario:
Identifier 4.1 Description Bikes are easy to select
4. Renting a Bike
Observations 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Suggestion Difficulty with finding the right button for Give button a colour. selection; Carousel of presenting bikes ends abruptly and are confusing Not possible to change selected bike in the same screen 3D picture of bike makes fun! Money presentation is not clear to the user Next and Previous buttons are not visible
4.2
ETC.
Analysing data
Dimension and severity of the problems
Example how to classify problems:
Global Local
Moderate
Severe
due to MySql implementation new version of MySql in relationship to style sheets used
1e priority
Easy to repair and is needed for earning money Reconsider colours for accepting an offer Reconsider shapes of buttons
Easy to repair and is needed for earning money Important to give user a sense of understanding related to his profile. Switch to latest versions of MySql, PHP and Unix Dont allow Ascii character set (use UTF) Reconsider classes in style sheet system is rather self explaining reconsider help text reconsider interactive help Reconsider functionality Renting a bike Add, delete, modify in one screen (also for bookings etc.)
2e priority
Usability Report
Will be one report! Contains test design, conducting the test, analysing results, drawing conclusions and writing recommendations for improvements.
Conforms to the guidelines of reporting Contents Introduction Approach and covered chapters SEE THE EXAMPLE STRUCTURE REPORT !!!
Usability Report
A good Usability Report:
1. A chapter does not start with a table, graph or summary. 2. The measurements are presented in the appendices. 3. Measurements are presented and analysed in Excel. 4. Supported graphs are presented in the report. 5. A graph contains an explanation and a conclusion.
Approach
Approach
Hand over evidence of the usability tests:
CD-ROM containing the usability tests performed usability test report