# User testing template
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## Qualitative interview guide

**Introduction**
*Hello! We are 4 students from emlyon business school. The following test we have created will allow us to receive feedback on a mobile application. Feel free to give your personal feedback and ask us questions!*

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**General information related to the topic**
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*Before you begin the test, please answer the following questions:*
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Q1: How old are you?
<br> 24 years old

Q2: Do you have brothers and sisters?
<br> I have two sisters

Q3: Do you often go on family vacations ?
<br> We go on family vactions once a year during the summer

Q4: Are you used to making a plan when you go on holiday?
<br> Yes my family and I always plan our holidays, either we make a planning on paper either we use a travel agency to plan our holidays

Q5: Do you discuss with your family what activities you want to do when you go on holiday?
<br> Yes we discuss about it, but most of the time it is our mother who end up choosing what we are doing for the day
Q6: As a child do you have a say in the activities chosen? Or, as a parent, do your consider what your children would like to do?
I am now quite a grown-up so I have more my word to say. But as I was a child My parents wer choosing the activities and visits, but they would always try to find at least one activity in the day that would please to us.

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**Behavior related to particular issues**
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*We present you a mobile application called: "Electronic Family Planner: travel organizer". It is an application that acts as a virtual planner and a tool to search for activities according to your holiday location and the age of the children. Children of phone age can also use the application to view the schedule and recommend activities to their parents.*

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Step 1: Open the following link: (https://www.figma.com/proto/whJOv4pfQeg10y1T7XdRyW/Project-1-mobile-app?node-id=53%3A3&scaling=scale-down)
This is the prototype of the application. Click on "Hello" and then on "You don't have an account? Create one! »
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Q7: Parents create an account by writing an email and an email address, do you think that's good?
<br> Yes I don't see another solutions for creating an account apart with a phone number.

Q8: By clicking on login, the parent in question can enter his or her information. Is it relevant?
<br> Yes it is important too define the profile of the person.

Q9: If you are not a parent, do you think it's right that the child only has to enter an 8-digit code that only parents have to create the account?
<br> It is relevant for little children but adolescent should be able to create their own accounts if the family is using the app

Q10: By clicking on create, the child in question can enter his or her information. Is it relevant?
Of course, it is important to define its profile

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Step 2:By opening the application (https://www.figma.com/proto/whJOv4pfQeg10y1T7XdRyW/Project-1-mobile-app?node-id=53%3A3&scaling=scale-down) by clicking on "Hello" and then on "Next", we will borrow the 1st scenario: the one using the mother's account.

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According to you,

Q11: Is the format suitable for a parent?
<br> Yes it is quite easy to use even for parents which are not always very fond of technology

Q12: Is it easy to understand?
<br> Yes very easy to understand

Q13: Is the schedule interface understandable?
<br> Yes it is but maybe it would be good to have a global interface where all the activities of the week can be seen

Q14: Is the description of the locations/activities complete? It is complet but maybe it would be a good idea to be able to book directly the activity from the app.

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Step 3: By opening the application (https://www.figma.com/proto/whJOv4pfQeg10y1T7XdRyW/Project-1-mobile-app?node-id=53%3A3&scaling=scale-down), clicking on "Hello" and then on "Next", we will borrow scenario 2: the one using the account of the son, James.
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According to you,

Q15: Is the format suitable for a child?
<br> Yes it looks like the netflix format which is quite efficient

Q16:Is it easy to understand?
<br> Yes very easy

Q17: Is the interface understandable?
<br> Yes

Q18: Do you think it's good that the child can't change the schedule?
<br> It is because otherwise some kids would ruin their parents planning. However the fact that they can only suggest activities might generate frustration. Maybe they could add the activities on the planning as "optional" activities

Q19:Is the description of places/activities sufficient for the child?
Yes it is

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**Constructive suggestions for improvement**
*Thank you very much for answering this test, it will help to improve!*
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Q20: Did the test go well?
<br> Very well

Q21: Do you think the application is a good idea?
<br>Yes

Q22: What do you think needs to be improved?
<br> Maybe the planner interface

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## Testcard

**Name:** Thibault Lacombe

**Age:** 24

**Occupation:** Student

**Context of the meeting (where, with who, etc.):** At home, Nogent/Marne 15h12 made by Aude LAcombe with a computer

**Duration of the meeting:** 15 minutes

## Qualitative testing

**Positive feedback:**
Good idea and I don't think that many people are doing that on the market.

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**Neutral feedback:**
I can't decide whether it is or not a good idea to not let the children add activities to the planner.

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**Negative feedback:**
Maybe add the possibility to book activities directly from the app

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**Learning & insights:**
The app pleases also to grown ups but it can still be improved

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**Decisions & actions:**
To iterate, we will make maybe add functionalities to the app
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