> Thanks for all who came last night. It was fun.

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> Notes

> I’ve posted the PPT to the UX group:

>      http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/ux-mentoring/files/

> If you don’t have access, just let me know and I’ll get you on the
> list. I’m going to resend the invitations, if you’re already a member
> of the group just ignore it.

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> Test Site

> We have agreed to use the Canada Helps (http://www.canadahelps.org/)
> charity web site for our testing.

> Christine Gullage used to work there and has graciously volunteered to
> see if we can present our results to that group. This gives the
> assignment that reality that will really make our results worthwhile.
> Thanks, Christine!

> Christine will also see if we can get some background documentation on
> the site’s users and purpose. If this is not possible, that’s ok,
> because it should be pretty easy to reverse-engineer that information.

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> Assignments

> Next assignment… this is where we really get engaged!

> • Test Plan – review the Canada Helps website and do the following:
>   • Reverse-engineer site goals and target users
>   • Create a plan to test the effectiveness of the site against these
> goals and users

> • Find Test Subject – find at least one test subject who you can
> convince to spend an hour at Klick reviewing the Canada Helps
> website.

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> Next Session

> Our next session is July 8th and we have a special guest speaker,
> Andrew Chak, author of Submit Now! is coming to present on persuasive
> web design. Book your calendars!