Ibrahima Yawen Suyie Overview Mission Statement Selected Interface Lowfi Prototype 3 tasks Experiment Method amp Result Suggested UI Changes Summary Background We aim to provide languageenthusiasts ID: 788657
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Fluantly: Low-fi Prototype
Ibrahima, Yawen, Suyie
Slide2Overview
Mission Statement
Selected InterfaceLow-fi Prototype (3 tasks)Experiment Method & ResultSuggested UI ChangesSummary
Slide3Background
We aim to provide
language-enthusiasts with more flexible opportunities to practice conversational language with others. With Fluantly, users record audio messages responding to prompts they’re interested in and exchange them with others. We hope that, through these audio exchanges with fellow users of different fluency levels, people can improve their conversational language skills while making new friends.
Slide4Mission Statement
Empower people to use language as a means to meet new people.
Slide5UI Sketches
Desktop
Mobile
Watch
Slide6Selected Interface
Mobile App - Drift Bottle:
RandomnessPortabilityRapid notificationVoice recordingProgress sharing
Slide7Low-fi Prototype Structure
Printed sketch
Phone interface
Slide8Slide9Task #1
Browse and select topics of interest for a conversation
Slide10Task 1: Browse and select topics of interest for a conversation.
Slide11Task 1: Browse and select topics of interest for a conversation.
Slide12Task #2
Send feedback to or receive feedback from conversation partner
Slide13Task 2: Send feedback to conversation partner.
Slide14Task 2: Receive feedback from conversation partner.
Slide15Task #3
Let friends and family know of progress
Slide16Task 3: Let friends and family know of progress.
Slide17Experiment Method - Participants
Arafat
Stanford Student
Old Union
Lilian
Laye’s Wife
Santa Clara
Laye
Apple Employee
Santa Clara
Henry
Meetup Group
Organizer
Blue Bottle Coffee
Slide18Experiment Method - Setup
Roles:
Ibrahima - Greeter and facilitatorSuyie - ComputerYawen - Video recorder and notes taker
Proce
dure
:
Gave a quick demo of the testing
Each participant was asked to complete 3 tasks
Videotaped prototype interactions
Analyzed timing and positive/negative events
Slide19Experiment Result - Timing
Slide20Experiment Result - Negative Events
The concept of drift bottle caused confusion initially
The bottom half of the main screen drew too much attention from users
Slide21Experiment Result - Negative Events
The difference between the “send” and “post” buttons for progress sharing was not clear
Slide22Experiment Result - Positive Events
The progress chart was easy to follow
Users were able to understand the drift bottle concept given explanation
Slide23Suggested UI Changes
Add instructions/explanation
for the drift bottle conceptThe purpose of calendar should be made more obviousBring community/feed to the main screenChange the “Send a Drift Bottle” on the main screen
Slide24Summary
Participants were able to complete all three tasks with some guidance
The drift bottle concept needs explanationCertain UI changes are necessary