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  1. Define what you will test

  2. Set up Test Session

  3. Prep the user and let them consent

  4. Testing the Onboarding site, tutorial and Simulation

  5. Write up notes

  6. Action list

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Script

Test Plan

  • User Testing Intro

  • Consent

  • Warm-up Questions

  • Prototype

    • Onboarding Page

      • Experiencing onboarding page

      • Questions

      • Task

    • Tutorial

      • Experiencing Tutorial Page

        • Depending on the user’s actions questions will be asked (During the tutorial and Simulation)

    • Simulation (Revisited)

      • Experiencing first page

      • Questions

      • Task

  • Interview regarding the whole experience (Including onboarding, simulation and tutorial)

Info

It is important to know that the script is flexible. The script will be used as a guideline.

1. User Testing Intro

To get the test started, we should thank them for taking the time and helping us with our research.

After that, we’re going to introduce ourselves with our name, company and job title. (2-3 Minutes)

Hi, _____________. My name is ___________, and I’m going to be walking you through this session today.
Before we begin, I have some information for you, and I’m going to read it to make sure that I cover everything.
You probably already have a good idea of why we asked you here, but let me go over it again briefly. We’re asking people to try using a Website that we’re working on so we can see whether it works as intended. The session should take about 45 minutes.
The first thing I want to make clear is that we’re testing the site, not you. You can’t do anything wrong. We’d like you to explore the product freely and share your thoughts with us, so please speak out loud during the session.

Legal Considerations and Consent Form

Asking the legal questions and let the note taker start the recording session after the tester has given consent. (3 Minutes)

Question

Background

Notes

1- Do you have any questions about the recording process or what will happen to the recording afterwards?

→ If not, I would start recording the session.

Starting question before the recording starts. We should ask for consent on camera.

Start the recording session, if the answer is YES.

2- Do you have any objections about us recording this session, including your voice and face or my colleague taking notes on the side?

If the answer is No, continue with asking questions about the personal data.

Warm-up Questions

Question

Background

Notes

Please tell us a few details about you.

Warm-up questions:

What is your name and age?

Could you please tell us about the tasks of your job and your job title?

Please explain to us how a decision process would look like in your job.

Civil Servant tester question:

Can you briefly describe your role and responsibilities within the public sector?

Gather personal information and check if the tester fits the screener details

continue with a short onboarding text and post the link in the Teams chat.

Explain what will happen next on the session.

Prototype

Questions we want to ask

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during the session

User clicks on link and we ask him to share the screen with us. Explain the user should take the time to read through the onboarding page - this should take about 5-10 minutes .

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“Thank you! Let’s get started with the session, please share your screen with us as soon as you opened the link, so we can observe your interactions with the website/product. (Wait for them to open the page)

(First Request) Please keep in mind that this is a clickable prototype. But currently please do not click any button. You can scroll if you want to. Please think out loud while doing that and explain what you are seeing what is your first impression of the page.

(Wait a bit for them to explain) (Ask questions about onboarding page depending on what they explained)

  • Can you describe the goal of the website?

  • In your own words, please describe what the “Building Blocks” are

  • Do you have an understanding of what the “Simulation” is?

  • (Improvise)

(End of onboarding)

Please take your time and scan the website first.”

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Question and requests

Task

Background

Notes

Onboarding page:

  1. Exposure test: What was your first impression of the page?

  2. Exposure test: Can you describe the goal of the website?

  3. In your own words, please describe what the “Building Blocks” are

  4. Did you get an idea of what the “Simulation” is?

  5. Could you please start the simulation?

Explain the simulation, building blocks and use cases in your own words and start the it.

Does the onboarding page explain the simulation accordingly?

What kind of information would we need to add to explain the simulation better?

Is the page self explanatory?

Wait a few minutes/moments before asking questions

After the tutorial is completed:

  1. How did you feel about the pacing and content/text of the tutorial?

  2. Was there anything in the tutorial that surprised you or that you didn't expect?

  3. How confident do you feel in your ability to use the simulation after completing the tutorial?

Explore the tutorial.

We want to check if the user knows what to do on their own, otherwise the tutorial is not a good onboarding option.

Tutorial starts - Wait until the user clicks through the whole tutorial. Just intervene if asked.

Simulation Task:

→ After you’ve experienced the simulation, please explain the building blocks in general in your own words

→ please explain one “specific build” block

  1. How do you feel about the user interface of the simulation?

    1. What does the simulation do?

  2. Can you describe the roles and tasks in the simulation?

  3. → Ask this questions after the first few interactions: What tasks have you completed so far?

  4. How do you feel about the hints?

  5. How do you feel about the DIAL menu? Do you find this helpful? If yes/no, please explain why.

  6. How do you feel about the contextual change? Do you understand which perspective you are currently viewing?

  7. How do you feel about the progress bar?

  8. How would you describe your understanding of how the building blocks are used?

Test main functionalities:

TBD by Artun Gürkan and Martha Vasquez

Screen background:

GovStack approach and Building Blocks.

Ask this question in between:

  • Can you walk me through your thought process as you completed the tasks?

How “good” do the UI Elements feel?

Did the information get transported as we planned?

Does the perspective/context change work?

Does the progress bar work - if not, maybe it can be removed from the layout.

Ask these questions after the user used the simulation for a few actions.

How useful are the overlays?

This part should take about 10-15 Minutes

End Questions:

  1. What are the most memorable tasks and features of this simulation for you?

  2. What would make your experience on the simulation better?

  3. Follow-up Tutorial question: After experiencing the simulation - did you feel well introduced to it by the website and tutorial?

  4. Would this simulation support you make a decision regarding GovStack?

    1. If not, what feature/information was missing?

Ask the user to close the prototype and stop the screen sharing, so we can ask them a couple of more questions.

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