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- 1. Tab Nav Edmond Tsoi, Payton McLoughlin, Marta Colosimo, Tom Wang A Chrome extension that helps users navigating and organizing across-window tabs to save time and eliminate confusion.
- 2. Alex Maher, the computer security researcher ● Male, 25 ● Stays up to date on current events ● Spends a lot of time on welivesecurity and stackoverflow ● Avg 80 hours/week on Internet
- 3. A typical Day: ● Go to work at 9 A.M. ● Spend the day in lab ● Meet with his colleagues ● Eat dinner with Friends ● Do more research at home Alex, the computer security researcher
- 4. Future Goals ● Make more money ● Move to California ● Win a major award for his research ● Receive offers from big tech companies. Alex, the computer security researcher
- 5. Alex’s Problems and Motivations Problems: ● Have too many tabs opened ● Difficult to locate specific tabs Motivations: ● Mainly research on The Hacker News and welivesecurity.com ● Hard to distinguish between tabs for similar websites
- 6. Alex’s current solution ● Open as many new tabs as he wishes ● Look through each tab until he finds the right one ● Tries to eliminate unnecessary tabs
- 7. Use Case “As a security researcher, I want to navigate between web pages efficiently, So that I can improve productivity and not be discouraged by the overwhelming tabs .”
- 8. Screen Mockups Navigate to tab 1.Type in keyword 2.Click on a result
- 9. Screen Mockups Different websites go to different windows
- 10. Hypothesis With TabNav, Alex can maximize productivity by avoiding clicking through tabs, and have a better browsing experience with the ability to customize windows.
- 11. Questions?
Editor's Notes
- As a security researcher, Alex usually have to open a lot of tabs at the same time. And when the browser gets too crowded, it is really difficult for him to locate the specific tab and window he needs. The main reason why it is so difficult for Alex to look up tab was because he mainly conducts research on websites such as The Hacker News and welivesecurity.com. When you have multiple tabs opened from the same websites, it will be difficult to look up tabs because the titles will all be similar.
- TabNav is designed specifically to solve Alex’s problem, and our MVP included two features. The first feature is a search function. By typing in keywords in the popup, our app will filter out tabs that match the keyword. Alex can, then, click on the result to get to the page he wants without having to click through all existing tabs or create a new tab.
- The second feature is an auto merge function that merges tabs from the same websites into separate windows. 1.Alex spend time on a few specific website (welivesecurity and stackoverflow in this case). So this feature is very helpful in organizing tabs for Alex.