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Individual Design Sketches
Alice
1. A tiny screen design, for smartphones/etc. Goes through the instructions step by step and has buttons that you can click to pull up alerts, additional help, etc
2. Same as above, but not for a tiny screen. Full description and warnings, additional help on the side, instead of hidden in buttons/swipe menus. Also more obvious navigation between steps along bottom of page
3. Similar to #2, with a focus on user feedback. Instead of warnings/additional help provided by us, have user generated comments that can be upvoted/downvoted reddit-style. In this way, the most helpful comments/annotations about this step, as generated by users who have done this before, can be easily seen by the user.
Group Designs and Storyboards
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The flashing warning button in the working through steps screen is there to help the user sew more safely. The alert button should be bright red and flash briefly to remind the user to check, so that they have a reminder to help avoid disastrous and annoying mistakes. It does not pop up automatically, because that would reduce efficiency and cause the user to perhaps automatically ignore the alert. Outside of this, there is not much safety in this design. Part of this is because the user does not make any changes to this thing itself other than navigation, which can be easily undone. However, the user should be able to modify their active projects screen by deleting a project. In order to make this more safe, a single-level undo should be added.