1. Log-in Usability-test task

Defined during:

Usability thinking-aloud user testing (iter. 1)

Use cases:

Description / objectives:

See whether:

the user uses mouse or keyboard navigation
the user understands and/or uses the "stay signed in" checkbox.

Task number:

1

Instructions for users:

Please, log in using using these values:

username: [email protected]
password: password

Preconditions:

The user is not logged in, and the browser cache is empty.

Starting point:

GMail sign-in page: https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?service=mail

Steps:

Enter Email
Enter Password
Check box "Stay signed in" (optional)
Sign in

Success criteria:

The users signs in and opens the Inbox view.

Max. time:

3.00 min.

Estimated time:

1.00 min.

or

Create new account

or

Usability user testing

Usability testing is a technique used to evaluate a product by testing it with representative users.

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