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06-12-2022 - Class feedback - Karolina

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 Attendance: Kaja, Manus, Zach, Olivia

Group leader: Zach

Class Notes:

For presentation

  • present the process
  • make the audience understand the process
  • how do you know it works?
Report
  • conclusion - very important part
    • reflective piece on the project
    • how to improve in future
  • responsibilities
    • not 2 people claiming credit for the same thing -> be specific


Feedback:

Presentation
  • AIMS
    • what you'll give me at the end
    • mobile app/wearables
    • assess travel options
      • providing options
      • collects data relating to travelling
  • TESTING
    • survey
      • make pictures bigger
      • get rid of unnecessary bits (copy,...)
      • carbon -> make into 2 slides
  • PROTOTYPES
    • displaying user goals
      • rescribble the tree
      • include just important parts in the presentation
        • the rest is on the blog
    • directions options
      • explain the app more before showing those
        • it's like telling a story
        • start from the start
        • show/visualize functionality
      • scan, contrast, put what you want to show in a box
  • one person does the report
  • carpooling - didn't test well -> put that in the report
  • be selective about what's in the presentation
Prototypes feedback
  • login page isn't a major component
  • goals questionnaire at the start
    • different goals each day
    • test if people have a preference
      • make them list all 4 things by their preference


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