Observations:
First Round
User 1:
- Task 1: Pressed on the schedule after creating. Then pressed back on create. Used direct swipe to select the dates. Had no problem using the scroll selector for dates
- Task 2: Searched for Bill and Kate successfully and chose from the dropdown
- Task 3: Pressed reply and respond. Pressed on Can attend and waited. Then did that for the other days.
Comments: Thought can attend meant it was for all the days.
User 2:
- Task 1: Hesitation on advancing to the next screen. Pressed create and realiized the arrow button and pressed on it.Used direct swipe to select the dates. Had no problem using the scroll selector for dates
- Task 2: Searched for Bill and Kate successfully and chose from the dropdown. Used arrow to advance
- Task 3: Pressed reply and respond. Pressed on Can attend for all the days.
Comments: Helpful if can do "can attend for all". Confusing menu. Assumed pressing on create completed the task
User 3:
- Task 1: Pressed on create twice after inputting titles. Used direct swipe to select the dates. Had no problem using the scroll selector for dates
- Task 2:input Bill choose, input kate choose, press done
- Task 3: Reply, respond, can attend for all the days.
Comments: Underlined create was confusing. Make it visually visible that it represents the flow. Some group selection mechanism would be helpful. Ignore vs delete?. Consisten UI
User 4:
- Task 1: Pressed on arrow after inputting. Used direct swipe to select the dates. Had no problem using the scroll selector for dates
- Task 2: input Bill choose, input kate choose, press done
- Task 3: Reply, respond. Then swiped to select the times he can attend.
Comments: Overall intuitive. Name of the day would be helpful. Confirm window after creation of an event would be helpful.