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what i learnt from the user testing is that people from the IT background have a different viewpoint towards a prototype than that of a person who is not from an IT background.
Another thing that I learnt is that people from different age background also tend to have different opinions.
the common comment between the users was that there was not enough content in the body and the design was not good enough for them.
what they did appreciate was that the site was easy to understand and the form was very easy to understand

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I learned that the first thing that a user does is scrolling and clicking.

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I learn that user want everything  instructed rather than reading

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I learned that we need to specific in choosing words in navigation (what really the content of that particular page)so user will easily understand.  - Vilma

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I learned that the global and footer navigation should both be fully responsive, but also
that it was very accessible and well labeled

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website need to have more visuals like pictures,  navigation need some work done.

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content should be short but not too short
forms should not be complicated, people get frustrated if tooooo much information required to fill in.

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I learned that depending how clear your q

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answers from what we have done

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we learned that our homepage should have less content as it will look more neat, should be fully responsive, but z

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I learned that each user has a different interaction to the website looking at the results. My particular user found it easy to scroll through the pages.

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we learned that user wants easy and impressive navigation

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I have learned that our home page was not enough contents so we need to improve there.

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Got to know people's view and impressions about the website we are going to develop.

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I learned that listening to others can highlight important issues that you might overlook. There's little reason to ignore other people's opinions because they can widen your own perspective.

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what i learned from user usability testing(Aayush)

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what i learned from user usability testing(Aayush)

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I learned that users always want fastest way to get to information. For this different navigation options are key part of the page.

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Something I learned from the Usability testing

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Something I learned from the Usability testing

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The first impact that a user gets is the visual design. No matter the content of the webpage, they are going to complain on the plain design a webpage has. - Mahima

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Different ages think differently in how they navigate.

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I learned that users used the website in ways the developer has not thought of.

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That a fresh set of eyes is needed because often you miss little mistakes when your the one who created the website. From this fresh set of eye's it was determined that the size of the footer navigation was spaces and aligned well however tags were repeated and therefore confusing to the user

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I learned that users can pick out things developers don't notice. Developers are working on a lot of things so they may not notice critical mistakes in their website. Other users act as a fresh set of eyes so they can more easily notice things.

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https://chrisfitzjohn.github.io/codefair-site-v1.3/

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(s290039 CF
itzjohn) that people take forever to test. lol. still waiting for mine back. but feedback that came from jacks was useful. some of the recommendations i was trying to implement anyway overall. a site like this should have use video, learning content to help inspire. but there ultimately isnt much content to play with so included what we could. the site has thankfully been described as and easy to find your way around. issues with full blown cycadelic colour have been toned down. though some minor issues remain :)