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April, 2015: Treatment Locator usability testing

GOAL: Observe how people respond to a wizard style search where they answer a series of questions and see results

2 participants


Particiants (randomized names)

  • Chris, 28, law enforcement and supporter
  • James, 60, engineer and supporter

Methodology

Key observations

  • James used large text and held the phone in landscape mode.
  • Was not clear if you could choose multiple options or just one.

Comments

  • "You might talk to your son and he says it's recreational use. So you're left with the question: does he really need treatment in the first place?" - James

Recommendations

  • Chris and James answered the questions quickly and understood everything, though they are also somewhat expert since they take part in a weekly supporters meeting. It's important to test with people who are less familiar with treatment.
  • The results page is an image mockup without much information. We should increase the fidelity on the results to real html and see how they interact.
  • Looking at cars.com mobile, they show the 3 most important wizard-like questions up-front and then offer more search facets on the results page. This could be a good compromise so that people see results more quickly and simplify the UI as well.