User | Presented with the Tutorial Screen | Finding a friend in your Friend List or on the Map
| Adding an individual into your Friend List | Creating and Inviting Friends to an Event | Responding to an Invitation by Proposing a Change in Time | User's General Comments |
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1 | - The The user had no problems with the tutorial.
| - User exhibited no difficulties identifying the correct icon in the action bar, thanks to both the the tutorial and the correct affordance provided by the button.
| - The on-screen message said "Friend has been Added". The user was then surprised to find his friends list still empty.
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(Confusing the User)- When the notification bar displayed the counter, the user then understood that he had actually sent a request and had just received confirmation.
(Good Visual Variable)
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2 | - The user was tapping on the arrow image pointing to the next button, as opposed to the next button itself, in trying to proceed to the next step in the tutorial.
(Confusing the User, Unclear Affordance)
| | | - The user wanted to have a way to search for a friend, either through the friend's list or a search bar. This would improve the efficiency of locating someone as opposed to manually tapping each marker.
(Efficiency)
| - Upon receiving the notification that his friend had added him, the user proceeded to tap on the notification, as he saw the ">" arrow.
(Good Affordance) - The user was tempted to press the "Delete Friend" button, and he said that it was the first thing that came to his mind when he saw the profile page.
(Safety)
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3 | - The The user had no problems with the tutorial.
| - The user expressed concern that in the event that many of his friends were clustered close to one another, that it would be hard to locate a particular friend. He later discovered that the map's zoom levels implemented direct manipulation for panning and zooming, and expressed satisfaction.
| | | - The user wanted to know where his newly added friend was after adding him. However, the friend took a while to locate where his friend was.
(Efficiency)
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