Mockups & Tests
Once we had completed the wireframes, we have further developed them
by adding pictures, colors, symbols, buttons and interactions. These
are the
mockups
which were tested by the targeted customers.
1.
The newsfeed is what the user views first when
he clicks on the app. The newsfeed is
personalized according to the last rentings and
the researches made by the user.
2.
The "search" part allows the user to fill the
main characteristics of the clothes searched
like the type of clothes, the size, the brand, the renting
period and the maximum price.
3.
The user can see the
information about the clothes selected such as
the description written by the clothes'owner or the comments
left by the other users. From this page you can also
chat with the clothes'owner.
4.
This is the last page on which you can confirm
your order and select your delivery address and your payment
options.
As you can see on the picture above, there are several paths for the
person tested, depending on what they choose to click on first. We had
a lot of positive feedbacks on the design. For
example, we were told that the two main colors that we chose (white
and yellow) gave a clear identity to our app. We were
also told that our app was easy to understand and to navigate. We paid
attention to some interesting things about what was
left to improve. For example, one complained that you
could not put an item in a shopping basket in order
to buy two clothes at a time. Some buttons were also
unclear (with too much text) and some pages had to
much information.
After the two first test we improved our mockups and
according to the last tests we managed quite well to correct our
drawbacks.
If you want to look at the tests more precisely in
order to see what types of questions we asked and what were the
answers, here is the link :
tests
