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We conducted three interviews.
Interview 1:
Our first interviewee was Jovana Veselinovic. She is a college student that loves bookmarking websites that she visits. She literally bookmarks every website that she finds even moderately interesting. She usually does not visit them very often. As a consequence, Jovana very often confuses different websites that she previously bookmarked. She explained how she would love to have a feature that allows her to easily view the content of her bookmarks, before she navigates to them.
Interview 2:
Our second interviewee was Romain. He has a lot of devices: desktop computer, iMac, iPhone, athena etc. He has a lot of bookmarks and always finds it very tedious when he needs them for his work because he is very often working on a different machine from the one where he bookmarked the website. He sometimes solves that by carrying the flash memory with his bookmarks file. However, he usually feels like that defeats the purpose of making the access to the websites easier. He would love to have an online place where he can have all of his bookmarks. He researched the applications that would solve his problem, but did not find an adequate interface. He would like to have a visual representation of his bookmarks as oppose to highly textual one.
Interview 2:
Our second interviewee was Jovana Veselinovic. She is a college student that loves bookmarking websites that she visits. She literally bookmarks every website that she finds even moderately interesting. She usually does not visit them very often. As a consequence, Jovana very often confuses different websites that she previously bookmarked. She explained how she would love to have a feature that allows her to easily view the content of her bookmarks, before she navigates to them.
Interview 3:
Our final interviewee was Chanda. She is a 55 year old mother/homemaker. She speaks very little English, and uses the computer about three times a week. She only uses a few websites, namely GMail, Facebook, and online cookbooks. However, because she knows little English, the current bookmarks are useless to her because she can’t read the name of the links; her son has to help her find the website she needs to go to. She said she would be interested in a visual representation of her bookmarks that would enable her to identify the websites she needs to visit and gain independence from her son.
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- frequency of task: on average only once, but could vary up to 5 in extreme cases
- preconditions: knowing the url for the web app, having an email account
- sign up** provide a unique identifier (email) and password
- confirm the email address
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- frequency of task: on average once a month, but could vary between a day and 5 years
- precondition: logged in
- change password:** provide the old password
- enter a new one and confirm it
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