I am a developer, I want users to know other ways to interact with the app, so that I can feel rest assured that users understand how to use the app.
I am a developer, I want to shepherd users understanding of new features dropped, so that they may learn it.
I am a new user, I want to learn how to search more effectively, so that I can find my results faster.
I am a new user, I want to learn how to bookmark, so that I can organize shabads better.
Acceptance Criteria
AC1
GIVEN
WHEN
THEN show a floating card with arrow pointing to element
And
GIVEN A floating card is shown
AND GIVEN centerpoint of element being pointed to is on right third (1/3) of screen
WHEN
THEN floating card should be closer to the right with a gap on the left (see mock)
AC2
Given
When
Then show an inline card
And
Given inline card is shown
When user scrolls
Hint/mini-tutorial/tip inline card should scroll with content
Approach
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Mockup
Old
Say for example the user taps the same line 3 times in 3 seconds, perhaps they're confused why more options don't show up. So we can add a hint that pops up above the line that says "Long press a line to make a note or do more research".
Once there is a way to add these kinds of hints, then we should go through the UI and think of good ways to help users improve their experience. Perhaps a hint on first search or long scrolling results to remind users of the filter button to narrow down what they're looking for.
User Persona, Goal, and Motivation
I am a developer, I want users to know other ways to interact with the app, so that I can feel rest assured that users understand how to use the app.
I am a developer, I want to shepherd users understanding of new features dropped, so that they may learn it.
I am a new user, I want to learn how to search more effectively, so that I can find my results faster.
I am a new user, I want to learn how to bookmark, so that I can organize shabads better.
Acceptance Criteria
AC1
And
AC2
And
Approach
Mockup
Old
Say for example the user taps the same line 3 times in 3 seconds, perhaps they're confused why more options don't show up. So we can add a hint that pops up above the line that says "Long press a line to make a note or do more research".
Once there is a way to add these kinds of hints, then we should go through the UI and think of good ways to help users improve their experience. Perhaps a hint on first search or long scrolling results to remind users of the filter button to narrow down what they're looking for.
Etc.