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Curtis Blair

No-code platforms still require technical knowledge to implement best practices


Memorandum


Summary

I researched, designed, and usability tested a proof of concept for an Office Book Club app using the no-code/ low-code platform Glide App resulting in a functional App; however, my limited technical skills caused several false starts and duplicated efforts.

  • Process: Heuristic evaluations, user roles, task analysis, wireframes, prototype, usability testing, iteration, presentation


Insight

  • Lack of relational database technical knowledge resulted in inefficient database design and duplicated effort


Outcome

Utilizing research and brainstorming practices to gather user insights for developing wireframes for usability testing resulting in a functional app and a roadmap for developing future features like personal notes, author biography, and chat.


Lessons Learned

  • Knowing basic principals of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript were useful

  • Developing Apps requires knowing best practices and standards

  • Learning a new technology requires more time than anticipated

 








Low-fidelity wireframe used during usability testing to determine if the 3 identified user-task were the primary actions users expected


Usability testing revealed that users often clicked on the book cover image expecting to find summary information or additional novels in the series



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