The usability test report summarizes testing of a mobile application. Five individuals used the app and provided feedback via surveys and interviews. Testers were mostly aged 20-25 and used Apple devices. The objectives were to find defects, ensure usability, and check if the app met requirements. Feedback indicated searching could be improved, fonts/colors needed adjusting, and navigation was difficult for older users. Recommendations included updating visual design, search features, and ease of use for all ages.

1. USABILITY TEST
REPORT
Madison, Delacy, Abby
G1S34F16
Nissan Altima 2006

2. Summary
01
table of contents
Test Objectives
02
Results and Findings
03
Recommendations
04
Next Steps
05

3. 3
Summary
The purpose of cafe testing was to have others navigate
through our app and give constructive criticism. This would allow us
to improve the app and make it more useful.
We had five individuals test our app and give us details of what
they liked and did not like. Before they navigated the app, we had
them sign a consent form and fill out a pre-survey. This allowed us
to see who we were testing and make sure we had a variation of
individuals. We then had them navigate through the app and
express what they were thinking while navigating. After, we had
them complete a post-survey and had them give constructive
criticism.
Testing allowed us to have “fresh eyes” and improve our
application. We then made sure to make improvements to make our
app more user friendly.

4. 4
Test Objectives
Find defects in the app
Make sure the app meets user requirements
Find if the app is user friendly
Make sure app is providing quality information

5. Who is using the application?
During our usability testing, the majority of users fell into the 20-25 age group
with the exception of one user who was over the age of 35.
What devices are they using for the application?
4 out of 5 users had an Apple device, one user had an Android device.
What are their specific tasks?
We had users navigate through the applications screens and instructions.
The user had to identify which option best fit the task scenario.
What technologies are the users familiar with?
The users were familiar with Apple products, Android products, computers
and normal phone applications.
How well do they navigate the application?
Users navigated the application very well. They were able to find the buttons
for navigation to other screens.
How satisfied were they with the application?
Overall, users were very satisfied with the application.
What recommendations did users give?
Many users recommended visual changes such as font size and color. Other
recommendations included the search option and the navigation buttons.
Results and Findings

6. 6
Recommendation
s
Change Justification Severity
Make searching topics
easier
Participants wanted to
search option instead of
clicking through all the
screens to find what they
needed.
High
Make fonts and colors
contrast more
Participants want a more
visually appealing
application.
Low
Make application more
appealing for older
individuals.
Older participants had a
harder time navigating the
application
High

7. 1. Make app more
visually appealing
1. Change font
colors and sizes
to make the
easier to read
1. Improve
transitions
between screens
next
steps