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Presentation Results. Team Members: Sandy (Team Manager) Topher (Analysis) Jamie (Logo/Interface Designer) Erica (Designer) Wyman (Coder). Project Overview. 10 questions 2 choices for each question Online test. Testing Methods. Testing Methods. XHTML / CSS FLASH PHP / MySQL.

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  1. Presentation Results Team Members: Sandy (Team Manager) Topher (Analysis) Jamie (Logo/Interface Designer) Erica (Designer) Wyman (Coder)

  2. Project Overview • 10 questions • 2 choices for each question • Online test

  3. Testing Methods Testing Methods • XHTML / CSS • FLASH • PHP / MySQL

  4. Limitations “Your survey itself is fatally flawed and useless. There's no way to express equal preference for either. The bitmaps are also scaled down and blurred so badly that it's an invalid test of what the user would actually see…” • Not a Definitive Test • Cultural Bias • Right or Left Hand Bias • Limited Answers

  5. Demographics • Results measured on 19,282 users • 1720 comments (with 28 emails) • 24 direct emails • 85% Male (16,339 vs. 2935) • 66% 30 yrs old or under CAUTION: could skew results concerning females and seniors.

  6. 1 Which of the page is more Comforting to view? 37% 63%

  7. 1 Which of the two pages is more comforting to view?Findings. • Darker Text / More Contrast • Better Contrast / More Scannable • The older the age group, the more they liked high contrast

  8. 2 Which block of text is easier to read? 46% 54%

  9. 2 Which block of text is easier to read?Findings. “How come the text is not english in the second question. How can you expect reasonable feedback on that question when the question asked is "Which block of text is easier to read?” • Less Space Usually Harder to Read • Could be Because of Right Hand Bias

  10. 3 Do you prefer links to be on the left of the page or right of the page? 78% 22%

  11. 3 Do you prefer links to be on the left of the page or right of the page? • Used to Seeing it There • Read From Left to Right • 6.2% difference in gender • Could be skewed • Could be chance

  12. 4 Which links do you prefer? 71% 29%

  13. 4 Which links do you prefer?Findings. • A Convection They are Used to • Looks Cleaner

  14. 5 Which search box is easier to find? 77% 23%

  15. 5 Which search box is easier to find?Findings. • We Read from Top to Bottom • As Scanning the Top Found it First

  16. 6 Where do you expect to see the submit button? 50% 50%

  17. 6 Where do you expect to see the submit button?Findings. • Both are at the Bottom • Not a Real Discernibly Difference in Placement “Uhh for the submit button one i like my submit button in the middle with the cancel button in smaller text underneathe it”

  18. 7 Which design most encourages you to trust this organization? 73% 27%

  19. 7 Which design most encourages you to trust this organization?Findings. • Read from Left to Right • The Green is a Richer more appealing Color of the Two “… I picked the green one just because of the better contrast with text.“

  20. 8 Which way do you prefer to be notified that you forgot some items on your form? 50% 50%

  21. 8 Which way do you prefer to be notified that you forgot some items on your form?Findings. • Not a Real Discernibly Difference in Placement “… On the page about necessary fields in forms, I felt that the color red was better than blue, but highlighting fields is a better option altogether…”

  22. 9 Which are you likely to click to close the bubble? 95% 05%

  23. 9 Which are you likely to click to close the bubble?Findings. “The [x] close button is influenced by the Windows GUI. If it had been a Red Circle with an X in it like Mac OSX's close button, I would have preferred it on the left side…” • A Convention we are Used To • Right Hand Bias

  24. 10 When presented with a print option, which do you prefer to see? 78% 22%

  25. 10 When presented with a print option, which do you prefer to see? “Some of your questions wont work..... For example the printer icons strongyl depends on the situation where it is used: if the program obviously needs printing the icon without the text is fine.” • Easer to Quickly Recognize • Text over Icon

  26. Overall Observations • The Flaws Showed up • Still Very Interesting • A Good Starting Point

  27. Final Thoughts “Very nice.Invite-me more informations and reports?contato@eduardoloureiro.com” • Expand the Test • More Options • More Clear Cut Differences “good work guys! this survey has risen some questions about inproving my own methods for designing websites...Edwin Vargas Corteswww.ladoporlado.com/edwin” “This was an interesting exercise and I would like to participate in future similiar surveys.” “This was interesting. Didn't ever really think about these things as being too very important before being asked which was better.”

  28. Comments Jason Beaird: ... Great job on the survey. I was surprised by some of the results, but it was very interesting. If you'd like more traffic I could link it up in the homepage news & announcements on CSSBeauty.com Rob Weychert: I took your quiz and failed. Why are you trying to make me look stupid?! ;) As someone who thinks he knows about this stuff, I found some of the results very interesting, particularly the fact that more people seemed to prefer the super high contrast text blocks. More From The Survey ...

  29. Team • Sandy Nichols (Project Manager) • Wyman Bartlett (lead Developer • Topher Kohan (Researcher / Presentation Designer) • Erica Ware (Designer) • Jamie Nelson (Interface / Logo Designer)

  30. Thank you • Q & A

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