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    1. A Community for Naturalists iNaturalist.org Final Presentation, May 3rd, 2007
    2. iNaturalist.org Evolution of an Interface Needs Assessment and Personas
    3. iNaturalist.org Evolution of an Interface Initial Ideas
    4. iNaturalist.org Evolution of an Interface Paper Prototypes
    5. iNaturalist.org Evolution of an Interface First Interactive Prototype
    6. iNaturalist.org Evolution of an Interface Second Interactive Prototype
    7. iNaturalist.org HE Violation 1 Instructions Not Prominently Displayed
    8. iNaturalist.org HE Violation 1 Instructions Not Prominently Displayed
    9. iNaturalist.org HE Violation 2 Inconsistent Labeling
    10. iNaturalist.org HE Violation 2 Inconsistent Labeling
    11. iNaturalist.org HE Violation 3 Confusing Layout of Callout Controls
    12. iNaturalist.org HE Violation 3 Confusing Layout of Callout Controls
    13. iNaturalist.org HE Violation 4 Confusing & Unnecessary Save Button
    14. iNaturalist.org HE Violation 4 Confusing & Unnecessary Save Button
    15. iNaturalist.org Other Changes From HE • Warning dialog when deleting an observation • Eliminated a bug that would create an undeletable map marker • Changed “Edit” to “Done” in the add callout • Made map-search label more explicit • Grey tips in form fields • Layout/Aesthetic Changes • shrunk header, footer, margins • widened observation list • changed map footer’s color • Improved font and labeling consistency
    16. iNaturalist.org Pilot Study 1. Discoverability of Interaction 2. Adding Observations Efficiency 3. Editing Observations Efficiency
    17. iNaturalist.org Participants • Three participants • All the users were familiar with computers • Most users were familiar with Google Maps
    18. iNaturalist.org Left-click
    19. iNaturalist.org Right-click
    20. iNaturalist.org Modal Interaction
    21. iNaturalist.org Discoverability • Is the interface obvious? • Are the instructions in an obvious location? Time to Complete Number of Errors 4s 6 5 3s 4 2s 3 2 1s 1 0s 0 Left Click Right Click Modal Left Click Right Click Modal
    22. iNaturalist.org Adding Efficiency • Does the interface prevent errors? • Can users add data quickly? Time to Complete Number of Errors 6 6 min 5 5 min 4 4 min 3 3 min 2 2 min 1 1 min 0 min 0 Left Click Right Click Modal Left Click Right Click Modal
    23. iNaturalist.org Editing Interface
    24. iNaturalist.org Editing Efficiency • How do users find an observation in a list? • How do users expect to move observations? • How long does it take to learn?
    25. iNaturalist.org Follow-up Interview • Simple to use, clean, clear design • Interaction methods were understandable • Preferred Left and Right click over Modal • Moving observations was simple • Instructions were not obvious at first
    26. iNaturalist.org Lessons From the Pilot Study Move the Instructions (again) Click to Add, Drag to Move (remove)
    27. iNaturalist.org Lessons From the Pilot Study Give Primary Buttons Emphasis
    28. iNaturalist.org Lessons From the Pilot Study Preset Date Should Look Set Seriously, who did this...
    29. iNaturalist.org Lessons From the Pilot Study Feedback for Text Field Selection (like Flickr...)
    30. iNaturalist.org Where We’ve Been 3rd Prototype and . . .
    31. iNaturalist.org Where We’re Going • (probably) a final project • species identification • tap existing data • interact with other people! • observation exploration • social incentives to participants and get outside

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