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Usability Issues
0. Introduction
This page is to focus on broader areas of Sophie 2 functionality which impact product usability.; this page is purposefully not focused on the level of individual tasks. I've focused on several major sections of Sophie's functionality and added use cases to make it clear how these issues will appear in the real world. A subsection (name TK) discusses how well this works in the current version of Sophie 2 and suggests things that might need to change.
This page will be expanded as usability testing begins.
1. Timelines
Importance = high.
(See Steve's page here.)
1.1. Time-based media on a page
(usecase: people want to put a video or audio file on a page and have it work without messing with timelines more than they have to.)
1.2. Slideshows
(usecase: people have a bunch of pictures which they want to have on sequential pages; while the pages turn, there's audio. More complicated version: same thing, but with video that goes through the pages rather than audio (the video section of the Mozart book).)
2. Page templates
Importance = high.
Related issues: copying/pasting frames; shared frame/shared content problem.
3. Frames and flows
Importance = high.
Chaptering: does this merit a separate section? Obviously not going to be in there, but it is something people are going to want in some form.
Use case 1: standard book with single flow frame
Use case 2: book with parallel flow frames
Use case 3: book with several flows in series
4. Sophie Server integration
Importance = medium.
5. Book templates
(how important are these?)
6. Anchoring
Importance = medium.
7. Show/hide issues
(do we need to dig this up again?)
8. Text styles
(confusion between character & paragraph application.)
9. Bug reporting
(See my user bug tracking page. Not sure if this should actually go in here; but maybe the part about reporting in the app goes in from a usability standpoint - this is something we should be getting feedback on.)
10. Resource handling
(basically: dealing with large numbers of resources in a book; sorting, filtering; importing everything at once. If we don't have drag and drop, this could become an issue to solve.)
