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The document summarizes user testing conducted to evaluate redesigned prototypes for the Reddit.com website. The goals of the evaluation were to determine if the prototypes allowed users to more easily consume and share links compared to the current interface, and to test features to see if the experience was easier for new users. Participants ranged from ages 16 to 27 and were from diverse cultural backgrounds. Tasks tested the usability of the prototypes and focused on understanding how users interacted with the prototypes. Feedback indicated that prototype 1's design was simple and clean but categories were not well understood. Prototype 2 was enjoyed visually but participants were confused by category organization. Outcomes showed users liked a side menu's location but complex categorization was not understood, and a

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The product under examination is the IKEA website www.ikea.com, accessed from a desktop computer. Participants complete tasks and answer questions about the ease of use, confidence, likelihood of future use, etc. They do so in their own environment, using their own devices. Participants follow a carefully crafted survey. Tasks and survey questions were created and assessed using Qualtrics to gather: 1. First impressions of the homepage. 2. User experience when browsing for a dining room table. The corresponding survey can be found here: https://www.slideshare.net/secret/GN6dE3iDXM3NtQ

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