"Children are more likely to find encountering new places and people stressful which could affect their feedback"
ensure the location of the testing is in a comfortable environment surrounded by their friends.
Have a familier adult there as a safety net.
" They get tired and bored more quickly and are easily discouraged"
Turn the testing into a game or competition.
" Children are more used to asking for and receiving help. If the purpose of your questioning is to assess how clear the instruction/ information is how would you ensure that they worked unaided?"
If its more of an activity then they may not feel the need to ask for help, if you tell them it's a test it will unease them.
Task 2
• What is the audience age range for your final project?
5-7 year olds.
• What elements of your design do you feel at this stage would benefit from user testing?
The flow of the book, legibility and how fun the books seem. Whether the visual elements make sense.
• What method of user testing might you try and what will you be looking for in your results?
Questionare or video. Ideally video as you can study how they react to the design but this may not be possible so i would use a questionnaire.
• What setting would you use to carry out possible user tests?
In a school or over the internet
Task 2
• What is the audience age range for your final project?
5-7 year olds.
• What elements of your design do you feel at this stage would benefit from user testing?
The flow of the book, legibility and how fun the books seem. Whether the visual elements make sense.
• What method of user testing might you try and what will you be looking for in your results?
Questionare or video. Ideally video as you can study how they react to the design but this may not be possible so i would use a questionnaire.
• What setting would you use to carry out possible user tests?
In a school or over the internet
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