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In our initial paper prototypes, there was a much smaller focus on the bulletin board. In addition, each Bucket had a different board (instead of having one main board with all the user's info). We got lots of feedback regarding the bulletin board (see GR3 for details), and the consensus seemed to be that users liked the bulletin board but didn't like how we were implementing it. We tried two different designs of the bulletin board (splitting the screen with an "all notes" and the bulletin board, and having tabs to go between "all notes" and the board) for the paper prototype, and took all the comments into account when designing the website for GR4. Based on feedback we decided to switch to the 'one main board' approach and we split the screen into 3 sections (side list of buckets, bulletin board on top, and list of notes / tasks on the bottom). After coding this, we did another round of user testing before GR4 was due. Many users commented that they wanted more room for the bulletin board and thought that always displaying the notes / tasks in the bottom and list of buckets on the side was a waste of space. Based on this feedback, we redesigned to look more like the website in the screenshot above.
was only a tab, and each 
In our final implementation, we also added a "help" button, based on the heuristic evaluation. This question-mark is always present in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Clicking it opens a new paper, with the option to read about main
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