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- Design 2
- Main page. Jennifer clicks the large button at the bottom of the scene to log in
- Once logged in, Jennifer sees this page, listing the projects she's working on, and the projects she has saved as her favourites
- By clicking the Create button at the bottom of the screen, Jennifer navigates to a page allowing her to create a new project
- Jennifer saves the new project and begins working on it
- After Jennifer has posted her new section, and left, Troll reads Jennifer's section and posts a rude comment
- Jennifer, returning, uses her power as moderator to delete the comment by clicking the underlined delete below the comment. A confirmation dialogue will pop up to ensure that she realizes that she is deleting that particular comment.
- Analysis: Learnabilibity
- The nonstandard screen arrangement may make it difficult for new users to locate other necessary buttons and links. discuss wheel metaphor
- Analysis: Visibility
- Screen real estate concerns. Good big buttons on the edge of the screen.
- Analysis: Efficiency
- The interface has an internally consistent shape and location of buttons, which allows new users to intuit where the most necessary buttons will be for their current task.
- Analysis: Error Prevention
- Everything has cancel buttons; delete comments (and sections, though not discussed in this storyboard) will have confirmation dialogues
- Design 3
- Home page. Displays quick links to fics she has viewed recently, and also displays fics that she may be interested in. To create a new fic she clicks on the "My Fics" tab.
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