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Alexander Watzinger, 2024-07-12 11:04

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h1. Usability research
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Feedback from users is very important for us because OpenAtlas exists to make their work with research data possible and easier.
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There are many ways to get feedback and one approach is to sit together with users working with OpenAtlas, observe their workflow and ask questions.
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This draft is a guideline to interview users and analyze their workflow in a structured way. Resulting protocols can be added to the meetings page.
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h3. Start at the beginning
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* Ask if notes taking, publishing results and naming them is is ok or if they prefer to remain anonymous
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* What is planned to be worked on and which source material is used
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* How does work begin, e.g. are they using bookmarks, are they logged in already, ...
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h3. General information
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* Date
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* User
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* Project
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h3. Technical information
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* Device (pc, laptop, ...)
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* Operating system
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* Browser
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* Screen resolution
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* OpenAtlas version
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* UI language
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h3. User information
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* Since when are they using OpenAtlas
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* Is the newsletter activated
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* Are bookmarks used
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* Are notes used
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* What is liked/disliked
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* Ideas for improvement (e.g. improved dashboard for quicker navigation to their tasks)
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* Which feedback options are used, what is the workflow when questions or problems arise (manual, Redmine issues, mail, asking colleagues, ...)
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* Are there known bugs, if yes what prevented reporting
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* Are they feel included in the development process