InsideView | UI Screens + Notes
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The document discusses a user's experience navigating an unfamiliar website. The user found the navigation confusing and unclear on how to get back to previous pages. Suggestions are made to improve the usability, such as adding breadcrumbs or a site map to help orient the user. The need for better labeling of buttons and links is also noted, to avoid unexpected page changes.
InsideView | UI Screens + Notes
- 3. company – search for company by name or web, Company Criteria – find companies (based on criteria)
- 10. Nav is strange. Couldn’t find this when I tried to get back.
- 13. Search? Save? Which one?
- 14. If mouseoverpoopups aren’t going to be immediate, send them to asecondary page
- 15. Nav at top strangre didn’t kow what would happen. Analyze dashboard icons – help text or icon change so I didn’t know I could click it, then it closed this window and that suprrised me
- 16. Where are the news articles I saw before? Why don’t I have a complete picture here? Where can I find that info again?Oh, in buzz. Maybe one page with sections?
- 18. Can I cancel?HOW DO I GET BACK TO WHERE I WAS?
- 19. IF I clicked analyze link I’d be here. I had to use browser back button but it took a while ‘cause I had gone to a lot of places (new agent), etc.
- 20. Links for content too far away and not connected
- 21. Should support primary method – type and typeahead confirm. Secondarily, maybe a map but should highlight which states selected ON map
- 22. From WHERE would be good to know – since some orgs are huge, and would like to be able to remove people I don’t know / or hide / flag themList is long, maybe org by source / connection?
- 23. Suggested features History of stuff I’ve looked at so I can quickly bounce back and forthLet me know how relevant, old, etc. the data is. I need to be able to trust it. (is that what linked in is for?)