What did you observe?

What did you observe and note as you watched users interact with your prototypes?

• Note 1: Users may have shown ease or difficulty in understanding how to use the prototype. Did they navigate the interface effortlessly, or did they encounter confusion or hesitation?
• Note 2: Users' body language and facial expressions could have indicated their level of engagement, interest, or frustration during the interaction.

What feedback did your users share after the testing?

What feedback did your users share after they've had a chance to interact with and explore your prototypes?

• Feedback 1: Users may have praised the intuitive and user-friendly design of the prototype, expressing how easy it was to navigate through the interface and interact with the features.
• Feedback 2: Users might have provided suggestions for improvement, pointing out areas where the prototype could be more efficient, compact, or portable, making it more practical for real-world use.