This is the landing page of the application. It shows the users their next ride (offer, reservation or request) as well as the upcoming rides to and from the house. This page is designed to provide an efficient way for users to find the next ride to their intended destination. In order to make it easier for users to quickly see how much time they have until the next ride the times are give in time until ride, not absolute time.

This is the primary scheduling page, in this case blank (no rides or requests). There are three tabs, one for rides to the house, one for rides to campus, and a final tab (called ME) that contains your personal settings and your rides. 

This is the same schedule with rides and requests on the schedule page. The request are on the right side of the page and are shown by line segments that signify the time range that they are looking for rides. Rides are horizontals lines with an icon and a number on it. The icon will signify the type of vehicle it is: van, car and taxi. The number signifies how many spots are still available on the vehicle.

To create a request, you drag and pull and let go to create a bar this will then open up this request page. Which has clickable arrows that defaults to 1 for how many people you are requesting a ride. Again the date is purposely not changeable.  Requests have time ranges, so you can define the time range that you can change. It defaults more where you clicked and dragged to 

To reserve a ride you click on one of the icons, this brings you to this page. Again has a consistent format for how to choose the number of seats your booking (it also shows how many are available and does not let you choose more than are available). It shoes who the driver is, what vehicle he is driving and the time.  It also displays the drivers phone number ( not written in here) and any notes the driver might have written. The Submit and cancel page are in the same spot on each of these pages.

has clickable arrows that defaults to 4, to show how many spots you are willing to offer. Then the day cannot be changed. Then the time defaults to roughly where you clicked with your fingers. There is also a section to leave any notes for the riders.

On the top shoes your information like name and phone number in case you would like to change it. Then it shows all your pending offers reservations and request. The arrow on the right lets your expand and collapse the sections. Collapsed sections display a number  of things in that category. Expanded sections show time, direction,  people , and icon. And there is an arrow with an extra icon.

• Splash page rather intuitive, he did not realize the times could be clicked on
• Clicked on view schedule
• User logged in no problem
• First user was very confused on the schedule page (no ride and request headers)
• Was not super confident but ended up clicking on the left side to create a ride.
• Offer page was intuitive flew by no problem
• When asked to find his offer user tried to click the offer he created but that spawned a reserve page (this was duly noted)

• Again no problem with splash and main schedule page (especially since we added labels between the different user tasks)
• User was slightly unsure if the cab was an offer or request, however , he ended up creating it as an offer.
• Since he had already done task 1 he flew by the page no problem (means efficiency is high)

• Looking at request the user understood to click and drag on the right side of the screen ( we were very happy about this) this brought them up to request page and again the user did well.
• The rest went well.

• Confused why we had two buttons on the splash page that led to the same schedule page with tabs.
• Had no problem with log in page.
• Was unsure about the schedule organization. Thought the icons made it clear for what the available rides were but said that the vertical lines were confusing. We clarified this.
• Asked how to see people that reserved spots in the ride he offered.
• Wasn't clear what the numbers written inside the vehicle icons meant.

• User confused about cabs. Was not sure if it was supposed to be an offer or a request. He ended up creating it as an offer.

• User instinctively clicked on a car icon to try to reserve a spot on a scheduled ride.

• What does the splash page do if I haven’t logged in yet?
• I want to see the names of the people requesting rides. Can I do that?
• Won’t the requests get confusing if there’s a lot of them
• Maybe you should show a number in the request to show the number of people on it

• What the hell is this schedule page? It’s all blank? What do I do?
• User tried to click the “requests” header on the column, expected something to happen
• How do I find out if someone offers a ride later?

• Can I click on the car thing? Is that clickable?
• I’m not sure if that’s the number of seats left in the car or the number of seats taken
• Dude, can I ride b*tch? (be a 6^th person in a 5 person car)

• Show the nearby request times when I’m offering a ride so I can get the most people
• Instead of just reducing the number of seats, can I actually add people to my ride?
• Where do I see who’s in my car?

• I’m willing to take a cab, what am I supposed to do? Should I ‘offer’ a cab?
• Does my request show up on the home page even though its not a ride?
• Can I get auto-added to a ride if one happens when I requested?

• Oh, I could have clicked a ride from the home page?
• Can I see who else is in the car? So I can ask them to remind me or something.

• Can I see which car is mine on this?
• Can I get text notifications when someone adds on to my ride?
• I wish I could see the names of the people requesting

• Yeah, it’s definitely not clear that I’m supposed to do this click and drag thing.
• Wait, what does it change that I'm willing to take a cab? How does that work?
• Will it text me if someone offers a ride?

• Yeah, its not clear I click on the cars, they don't look very clicky
• if I just forgot something at the house it would be cool if I could see the people in
  the car so I could call one of them and ask them to get something for me and bring it to campus