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- ROLL CALL - Present: Rachel, Eva, Faezeh, Gala, Zeynep, Eli
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- RESOURCES - Figma file HfLA Figma Kit Old Design Systems Research
- ROLL CALL - Present: Rachel, Eva, Faezeh, Gala, Zeynep, Eli
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- ROLL CALL - Present: Rachel, Eva, Faezeh, Gala, Zeynep, Eli
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Task Items discussed for executing the research
Reworking the research plan and final revisions based of the findings during the mock user test with Asad
- ROLL CALL - Present: Yas Rachel, Eva, Faezeh, Gala, Zeynep, Eli
After rewatching Eli's interview and hers, Zeynep discovered some areas for improvement and shared them with the team.
When conducting an interview, it's important to ensure that the participant shares their entire browser when screen sharing and not just a single tab.
During the screen sharing, it was noticed that the zoom menu was obstructing some parts of the screen, causing difficulty for the participant to view certain elements. Therefore, it is recommended to ask the participant to move it so that it does not interfere with their view.
For Likert scale questions, it's important to show the actual scale to the participants instead of just asking them to rate on a numerical scale. This will allow them to have a better understanding of the questions and rate them more accurately.
During the survey, it's important to ensure that participants can see the actual scale so they build a spatial perception. So the scale is about not just having the numerical values. When there is a visual element, participants can see the labels on the scale which provide additional context and meaning to the numerical values, making it easier for participants to interpret and rate the questions accurately.
During the meeting, Eva raised a concern about the two Likert questions related to the first scenario, which were intended to measure helpfulness and difficulty. She pointed out that the current scales were confusing for users because the positive and negative values were working in opposite directions for each question.
After discussing this issue as a team, we made the decision to remove all Likert questions except for the one related to the difficulty of the first task. This question was considered meaningful for the product strategy. Instead of the removed Likert questions, we decided to use open-ended questions. For instance, we could ask participants about the illustration in a more open-ended style.
[ ] Researchers to collaborate on a slide deck to share preliminary insights with the team during the next all-hands meeting on February 27. PM Advice: The team should not be overly concerned about the aesthetics of the slides. Instead, they should focus on providing simple bullet points and relevant screenshots to support their findings.
[ ] Long-term action item: Researchers will prepare a report on user insights to share with the design team for product improvement. The report will highlight the key findings, recommendations, and potential solutions for enhancing the user experience based on the research studies conducted during this phase.
[ ] Long-term action item: Researchers will prepare a separate report focused on the learnings from the research studies. This report will evaluate the steps we take to come up with the research plan, results, and analysis, as well as any challenges encountered and recommendations for future research initiatives. The report will serve as a valuable resource for future researchers and stakeholders interested in building upon the findings of this phase.
- ROLL CALL - Present: Zeynep, Gala, Eva, Eli, Joshua
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- ROLL CALL - Present: Zeynep, Eli, Eva
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- RESOURCES - https://www.figma.com/file/rbW89yoCha3ojI7kxaqvil/Interviews---Affinity-Diagram?t=jHyxqqPYkAI35pN4-0 https://www.figma.com/file/rbW89yoCha3ojI7kxaqvil/Interviews---Affinity-Diagram?t=JY1VgudgeldNqY0b-0 https://www.figma.com/file/l911DJDfDo0Yr70lagjSmx/Usability-test-analysis-FigJam
- ROLL CALL - Present: Eli, Eva, Gala
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- RESOURCES - https://www.figma.com/file/Tl7hsak9UMPO6N1cNoSbVp/Figma-Kit-Post-Launch-User-Testing---Affinity-Diagram?node-id=0%3A1&t=2J9Zi7n9y02Jl94o-0 Figma file HfLA Figma Kit
- [ROLL CALL] - Present: Zeynep, Eva, Eli, Faezeh, Gala, Yas
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- ROLL CALL - Present: Yas, Zeynep and Faezeh
- AGENDA - FYI: Planning and brainstorming for the next 2 months.
NOTES & ACTION ITEMS
During the meeting, we explored three potential options for the research team's assignments. Option A, while the easiest to tackle, is also the least relevant. Option C, on the other hand, has the highest relevancy, but it's more challenging and time-consuming to develop the idea.
Option A: Send the onboarding survey to new-joiner-orientation slack channel members. Our team has a premium membership for a survey tool called SoGoSurvey till the end of April. There are 3 pending issues related to the onboarding survey in the Ice Box column of the kanban board #349 #350 #276. Yas mentioned the challenge is to review the existing survey draft and modify it to inform our current products, Figma Kit, and Design Systems Starter Template (Component Library).
Option B: Create useful research artifacts such as user persona and user journey maps based on the primary user interviews conducted last year. It can be a nice side project.
Option C: Do user research earlier to update the design before it is too late. Researchers can collaborate with designers to know what they want to test. Another possibility is to workshop with a larger group of users such as CoP for Developers and get their feedback on the DS Starter.
Faezeh will take the lead to change the research meeting time.
Note: Yas will add an agenda item to discuss the progress of these assignments in the next meeting.
- ROLL CALL - Present: Gala, Eli, Faezeh, Zeynep, Yas
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@allthatyazz
- ROLL CALL - Present: Zeynep, Gala, Eli, Faezeh, Khanh (guest)
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- ROLL CALL - Present: Zeynep, Eli, Gala, Faezeh, Yas
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Yas will get subscriptions for both Maze and UsabilityHub for the design systems team. Will decide on which one to use once the survey template is ready.
Yas explained that the timeline for the research study does not necessarily need to be as tight as initially planned.
Yas proposed a different structure for the naming survey, where users would be asked about their thoughts on the name alternatives before being provided with the actual product details. The research team agreed that this would be a valuable approach.
Once the survey is ready, the research team will advertise it on the General slack channel of HfLA
Blurb describing the product and the pictures of the product will be created in collaboration with the design and content teams. The research team will work on the initial draft of the blurb.
Eli and Yas went over the Research Studies Analysis document and Eli edited the "Outcomes" of the research studies in light of Yas' input.
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- RESOURCES - (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1batkrOPFJTDL10XiU5X87YaPYAntESicUOooi3DSSNc/edit) )https://app.maze.co/home https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hhLR1NFzEn8SS9NbN9PiF3v_ReprUxuPGM-FSValwQc/edit
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Overview
This issue tracks the agenda for the design systems research meetings. This will help us stay focused on the goal and have a place to document meeting notes and action items for the following weeks. Weekly meetings for the Research team occur on Wednesdays at 5 pm PST.
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