Hi Máirín,
8.1.2013 22:56, Máirín Duffy wrote:
Hi Filip!
On 01/07/2013 03:48 PM, Filip Kosík wrote:
Are there some user profiles that would describe the required test
participants? Stephanie's survey draft suggests that users (or one group
of them) should be linux sys-admins. I think that very important group
of test participants should include less experienced users (even linux
novices). These profiles could affect the content of the questionnaire.
Yeh, I definitely agree that we need novices testing out the UI as well.
I'm thinking ideally we'd have a mix, maybe 50/50, of novice and more
technical users. The user profiles in particular that we have in mind
are the following three:
1) Novice users (who may be new to Linux entirely) who just want to
install a desktop system
2) Experienced Linux users who may dabble in system administration, are
very technical, and enjoy trying out different technologies
3) Professional system administrators who work with advanced storage
devices and configurations, typically on the job, not really for fun
I have to agree. That is exactly what I meant and 50/50 sounds good to
me. Maybe we should already set some specific numbers for tests at
DevConf.cz, because I should start recruiting participants in the near
future.
There will be 8 participants of usability lab at DevConf.cz. What is
your opinion on the following distribution? Does it make sence?
1) Novice users: 4
2) Experienced users: 2
3) Professional sys-admins: 2
And I think that there can be one extra person (as a reserve) who can be
from the group of experienced users.
Do these make sense? We could have variants of the test, some very
general (simply to install Fedora in your preferred language/keyboard
layout) and give those variants to the novice users, and then have
technology-specific variants (install using BTRFS / install using RAID
10 / install using LVM with this layout) and give those variants to the
self-identified experience & pro users?
~m
Thanks,
Filip
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