Testing (Round 1)

All users qualify as potential users

Given Physical Cards

Frannie K. – College Administrator

Dana L. – Educator/Printmaking

Forrest W. – Artist/Photographer

Carly P. - Student, Face to Face

Sophie B. – Art Historian, Email

Kris M. - Artist/Educator

Madeline G. - Artist


Given PDF to Print Out Cards

Cynde B. – Educator/Painting, Email

Erik B. – Educator/Design, Email


Group Focus Testing of Physical Cards

JC - Student

AH - Student

MB - Student

AF - Student




Questions Asked:

 

Thank you for testing our prototype.

Would you answer the following questions to help improve the experience.

 

What are your initial thoughts about the deck?

 

Were the instructions helpful?

 

Did you make any collages?

 

If not, what stopped you?

 

If you did, were the prompts clear?

 

Is there anything you would add, take out or change?


Could you see yourself using the deck in your own practice?


What would you add?  

What do you think should be taken out?  

What would you otherwise change about the deck?



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