Hey Alison,
I decided to check out the user testing results on the Image Reorderer
component and see that testing for it actually never happened. The
protocol was started, although it probably needs some updating. Not
knowing what your schedule is like and how much testing you are doing
with Justin, I'm wondering if doing some user testing on this
component would be interesting to you?
We never did catch up via phone. I still think it would be great
catch up. Perhaps we could talk about the possibility of doing some
user testing? I'm in the midst of updating all the protocols now for
some accessibility testing our colleagues at Landmark College with be
doing.
Let me know if you've got some time before next Friday 2/13 as I'll be
out of the office for 2 weeks starting then.
-Daphne
On Feb 4, 2009, at 9:20 AM, Alison Benjamin wrote:
Hi,
It's Alison Benjamin, I am a student volunteer with Fluid focusing
on testing components with Justin. I am a Masters of Information
student doing this work as a part of an Inclusive Design Lab I am
taking with Steve Hockema at the University of Toronto. If I haven't
met you in a stand-up meeting, in a chat, or in person, hello.
Here is a thought I have about the image re-orderer.
One thing I have found difficult is that when moving images with the
mouse, it is hard to tell which target you are aiming at. I think
this is because the target is indicated by the red horizontal line.
Sometimes this makes the target ambiguous.
I think it is more precise to have the target surrounded by a shape.
For example on this page:
http://build.fluidproject.org/fluid/sample-code/shared/portal/portal.html
when you drag an element around (e.g. Bookmarks Portlet) the
potential target locations for it are surrounded by a red dotted
line and a pink background - I really liked that.
Thanks
Alison Benjamin
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Daphne Ogle
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University of California, Berkeley
Educational Technology Services
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