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User Experience

User flow exercise

User flow:
Expat using Google Translate

This user flow is based on a scenario where an English speaking person (expat), would like to order a beer at a Dutch bar.

This person of course can order their beer in English, which most of the time is no problem in The Netherlands. But sometimes you still can encounter a situation where the other person (in this case a bar tender) doesn't speak and understand English. Or it could be that you would like to learn the language by ordering in Dutch. In those last two cases you could use Google Translate to help you out!

All these options within this scenario are integrated in
this user flow, and will all lead the Expat to success (ordering a beer)!

Interaction Station

Physical Interface: Arduino

User testing

What to test and finding testers

Preparing user tests

Message to students

Message to friends

User tests

Backpack with essentials

X-Point sign

What is provided in the clipboard (map is not created yet)

Score board: before

Score board: during

Score board: after

Puzzle 1: Rules and start

During puzzling

Final time

First test round (with my mother)

Puzzle 2: Rules and start

During puzzling

Final time

Puzzle 3: Rules and start

During puzzling

Final time

Second test round (with my father)

Puzzle 1: Rules and start
(no changes)

During puzzling
(added option for hint)

Final time

Puzzle 2: Rules and start
(took a rule away)

During puzzling
(added option for hint)

Final time

Puzzle 3: Rules and start
(no changes)

During puzzling
(added option for hint)

Final time

What is provided in the binder

Back story

Game manual

Envelopes and cards of one round

Some photos from game 1 during the test

Some photos from game 2 during the test

What is provided in the binder

Back story

Game manual

What is provided in the binder

Back story

Game manual

'All animal' sheet: front

'All animal' sheet: back

Some photos from game 2 during the test