3.Integreren & Testen - christoph3r3w/fix-the-flow-interactive-website GitHub Wiki
Integreren
I integrated all my changes with GitHub desktop
Testen
User test
the assignment was to make a scenario and to let a user navigate the website through these scenarios. I want that the user can easily reach the form page. so I chose the following scenario: Linda wants to submit a form to the platform where she could add a request to get help with her household duties.
Feedback received
I asked a second-year student and a teacher to test my scenario, both went through it and gave feedback
Student: the website seems playful in that you have to discover how things work, and the aesthetic helped keep him engaged while he was figuring out the functionality. yet it was difficult for him to find the button that lets you add a form and to understand how the filters work since there wasn't a lot of feedback or description from them
teacher (koop) I should work on my "feedback" and "feed-forward". to make the process of discovering the functionalities of the website clearer. this includes giving more components "hover" states. and making sure that it is instantly clear to the user what page they are on, by describing it in a title or a hint.
Issues
https://github.com/christoph3r3w/fix-the-flow-interactive-website/issues/3#issue-2043657553 https://github.com/christoph3r3w/fix-the-flow-interactive-website/issues/3#issuecomment-1863537868
Solutions
- I added hover and active states to most of my buttons to make it clear that they are interactive
- I added more descriptions to my sections
zero-state
we had to check if we had a good zero-state. which means: when a user first sees the pages on your website, are they able to navigate to all possible states of your website?
I received the following issues :
feedback form-page: