Navigation tests are great for when you want to know how participants navigate your prototype. In a navigation test your participants are given a scenario to set the scene and then asked to complete different tasks in your prototype.
With a navigation test, you can:
Step 1. Upload prototype
From the start screen click “Create test”. Choose device and upload your prototype or make it directly in Preely (screenshot, Adobe XD-, Figma- or Sketch artboards, or via InVision Cloud link).
Step 2. Create task
Click 'Insert new element', choose 'Add task'. Write introduction to the task and the task your participant should do. Click 'Save'. Click 'Add ending' and choose between endpoint or timer.
‘Endpoint’: This means that your participants should click on this certain spot in your prototype to end the task.
‘Timer’: This means that you set a timer on the last screen in your task and after a set amount of time, the task is ended.
Example:
Introduction: You are visiting our website for the first time. You have some questions regarding our services and want to contact us.
Task: Find our email address.
Step 3. Ask questions
Click 'Insert element' and choose 'Add question'. Then fill in the questions and choose answer type (rating, multiple choice or free response).
Example of question:
Step 4. Analytics:
Success rate:
If the participant can perform the task or not.
Time on task:
How long it took the participants to complete the task.
Number of Paths:
Number of paths indicates if the participants are confused and have been looking multiple places before completing the task. The different paths are good indicators for the participants’ mental models (together with Actions).
Actions:
Here you can see how your participants have clicked throughout your prototype. This gives a very good indicator on the participants mental model (together with paths).
Screen statistics:
Note: You can click on the different Link spots and see how many have click in that specific area.
Paths:
Often designers have an ideal path in mind, when designing a digital product. Number of paths indicates if the participants are confused and have been looking multiple places before completing the task. The different paths are good indicators for the participants’ mental models.
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