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Prototype Iteration 1
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Prototype Iteration 2
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Importing | The efficient design featured a text box and button, while the "friendly" design featured neither. | A text box added to the "friendly" design to provide affordances for pasting or typing URLs | |||
Managing Imports | The efficient design had a more visible "stop" button, next to the progress bar, while the "friendly" design placed its "delete" button far from the user's focus | The "friendly" design added a 'pause upload' button near the progress bar and changed the "No (do not approve)" button to a visible, red "Delete Upload" button | |||
Organization | The efficient design used a button to switch between upload and reporting modes and featured recent uploads on the same "upload" page, while the "friendly" design separated current from recent uploads, and used tabs for navigation | The "friendly" design reworded its tabs to be more clear as to their purpose | |||
Navigation | The efficient design assumed that scroll-bars would be used normally to scroll through recent uploads, while the "friendly" design used a button to scroll through the details while keeping the approve buttons static. | A scroll-bar replaced the "scroll-button" for scrolling through details in the "friendly" design. | |||
Reporting | The interface featured a single-genre drop-down box which required clicking on a "filter" button to filter. The release dates included and date ranges of playback counting were unclear. | Genre was converted to a Piazza-like tagging design much like that of the "friendly" design and removed the requirement to click on a "filter" button; release date ranges were made explicit and columns were added to clarify over which date ranges counts were collected | |||
Miscellaneous Features | N/A | Added a hover-based mechanism to view per-track artists for compilation albums; tooltips were added to clarify what each text field represented in the editor pane |
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