How Automation is Driving Efficiency Through the Last Mile of Reporting
iPerceptum_UsabilityTesting
1. Usability Testing & Evaluation
i-Magine Systems
Lead Programmer: Donny UX designers: Pei Shan, Chris, Doris
2. Paper Prototype
• Why: To see what users think of layout of
information flow for the iPerceptum system.
• How:
– Use of a tab system to simulate the actual interface
– Use pieces of paper to represent information
• Give the user an idea of how the interaction with the system
will proceed
3. High-Fidelity prototype
• Why: To see what users think of an
almost-working version of the final product
and test out some of its functions
• Horizontal Prototyping
– give users an overview of all features, though
not all may be available to be tested.
13. General User Comments
• “I like the interactivity. I would had wanted something like this. It’s
structured and I like it! It’s not too messy also…the whole thing is its new
and different to me, its different from CORS or IVLE, and that’s a good
thing”
– User 1
• “I find that there are too many elements. I don’t like it, the structure is a bit
messy.” – User 2
• “ The overall interface is quite intuitive, and overall, easy to understand
even though the Module Management is confusing. It would be good if it is
more simplified”
– User 4
• “ The buttons and colours are very funky, very cool! I enjoy flipping the
book, very nice-looking and useful.”
– User 6
14. Suggestions for improvements
Navigation and menu:
• buttons and tabs were too colorful
attracting too much attention.
• Shift the most right navigation buttons to
the top horizontally
• Title text on section Tabs changed from
vertical to horizontal
15. Usability Objectives
• Improve overall flow of system
– Navigation area and buttons
– Positioning of visual elements
• Provide user with help and documentation
– A quick-start guide
– Implement simulation of functionality (walk-
through)
