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QuickCop is an application that monitors product stocks and prices for you, so that you don't miss sales and drops.
- Kevin Xiong - Initial sketches, Heuristic Evaluation, Wireframes, Writeup, Competitive Analysis
- Matthew Baker - Initial sketches, Heuristic evaluation, Wireframes, Review of cognitive walkthrough, Personas and Scenarios, Writeup
- Neil McAuliffe - Initial sketches, analysis and evaluation, Wireframes, Personas and Scenarios, Review of cognitive walkthrough
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Our competitive analysis revealed a need for a smoother streamlined process.
- Customizable alerts: add price filters for alerts on sales and filters for specific stores
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Our heuristic evaluation of our competitor revealed good application design and wording but had faults:
- tracking ability is shallow and inefficient
- hard to navigate back on application
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Personas and scenarios show the different needs of our users.
- have good customizable alerts
- make setting up alerts efficient
- be able to browse for products well on the application
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Our initial sketch and designs show:
- different ways to browse for items
- filters for browsing and finding the item you need
- information on sales and drops before even tracking the item
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Alert to purchase should be quick
Further design work and user research so quickCop will be able to provide a great experience in browsing and tracking products.
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Informal feedback mainly related to ease of use and better user control
- more customizable notification settings like frequency and price range
- automatic buying and help purchasing
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Cognitive walkthroughs revealed a need to better show what the app does at the item page level and browsing pages
- Obvious buy and alert buttons to show what the app does
- Actual store and searched item pages
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Wireframes give a better idea of the workflow and more details of the app
- More details shown like price charts
- Better formatting to know how it will look in the end