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#User testing template

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## First Qualitative Interview Guide Project 2 : Quizz

**Introduction**
*Hi there! You're about to contribute to a major change in the field of career guidance ! In that regard, we need you to help us build the best application ever created. how ? By testing it, and providing us your feedbacks so that we can improve our version before entering the market. Are you ready ? LET'S BEGIN !*

Q1:What is your global feeling when you land on our menu page ? 
A: "I directly take the quizz without looking arounf because the button is really visible"

Q2:Do the colors fit with your mood ? 
A:"it's fine even though changing from blue to grey to green to blue is quite strange"

Q3:Is the organization of the page easy to understand ?
A:"Sure, one just want to click on the button and begin the test"

**General information related to the topic**

Q4:Are you likely to click on the "Let's Take the Quizz" button when you land on a webpage ?
A:"Yes, because it is quite mechanical when you see the button on the landing pagee"

Q5:Do you pay attention to the confidentiality issues ? 
A:"Not really"

Q6:Do you think that signing-in is important before taking a quizz ? Or is it easier without making this step ?
A:"I prefer when you have to sign-in at the end, like you did, because if the quizz is not satisfying, I regret to have shared my information ; moreover, asking the user to sign-in before the test would probably discourage me from taking it"


**Behavior related to particular issues**

Q7:Do the information written before the quizz interesting ? 
A:"No, I forced myself to read it and actually I did not remember it"

Q8:Do they help you to understand the underlying process of self-evaluation ?
A:"Quite so, but it is too long"

Q9:Are the Multiple choices well-chosen during the quizz ?
"Yes I think so, it helped me to be clear with what I had in mind"
Q10:Do you want more choice, on a more graduated scale ?

A:"No, it will make the page look too heavy I think"

**Constructive suggestions for improvement**

Q11:Is there anything that surprised you and gave you a bad feeling during the experience ? 
A:"The text before the test was too long"

Q12:Would you recommand the app for your friends that are having trouble with their career guidance ?
A:"Yes, I found it really exciting, I wanted to see the results"
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## Testcard



## Pre-testing 1 :
**Name:** Thomas

**Age:** 17

**Occupation:** High School student

**Context of the meeting (where, with who, etc.):** Alone in his bedroom, watching TV. I asked him to test the app, without telling him about the questions. After he tested it, I asked him the questions listed upfront.

**Duration of the meeting:** Less than 10 minutes


## User scenarios testing

**1st instruction** You hear about this quizz thanks to a friend, and take it because you wonder what can you do for a living, because you have no idea about it.

**Observations:**
The user is quite excited about the test, because he discovers a new environment. He is curious tosee what are the possibilities of the app.

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**2nd instruction:** (this is your second scenario):
You are surfing on the web and accidentally stumble on the webpage. What is your reaction and will you take the quizz ?

**Observations:**
The user is interested in the subject, and take the quizz, although the long exlanations are not really read, bcause they appear a little bit too long.



## Qualitative testing

**Positive feedback:**
- He has taken the quizz quickly because it is an easy-to-use app.
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**Neutral feedback:**
- The images are fine.

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**Negative feedback:**
- Explanations are too long, and not read.


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**Learning & insights:** 
*From that, we've learn that teenagers want a smooth app that does not need an relative focus (reading sentences for instance).*
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**Decisions & actions:** 
To iterate, we will make the texte shorter, and the look more intuitive.
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