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Website creation - UX Testing & Feedback

Today I checked Feedback about my website.  

Forms response chart. Question title: What do you think of my website's general design?. Number of responses: 8 responses.

Almost 63 percent of respondents say my website looks good. I've improved a lot since the survey. I have removed the white background. I changed galleries.

                               Forms response chart. Question title: How well do you think the website's navigation and usability work? . Number of responses: 8 responses.
Most of the respondents say that navigating my website is good.  

                                  Forms response chart. Question title: Do you like the "about me" tab on my website? . Number of responses: 8 responses.
Half of the respondents say that the subpage called "About me" looks good, half have an average opinion.

                                   Forms response chart. Question title: What do you think about the pictures in my gallery? . Number of responses: 8 responses.
Most of the respondents liked the photos on my website.

                                    Forms response chart. Question title: How do you like my home page? . Number of responses: 8 responses.
Most of the respondents like my home page
                                   Forms response chart. Question title: What is the probability that you would recommend my website to your relatives or friends? . Number of responses: 8 responses.
Only half of the respondents would recommend my site further.


The most important information I got is that I have to change the design of my website and get rid of the white color because there is too much.  Someone pointed out that I could make a more attractive home page. I have already made some changes.  I eliminated the white background on each page by adding a light gray gradient.  I also made a bigger font in my bio. I think I have received valuable comment. 







 

Comments

  1. Milan Multimedia Marvel5 December 2022 at 03:23

    Good that you made a start on this. However, please complete this post. You need to crop the graphs, and write comments on what do you notice from each graph. Your last question was based on the user's opinions, so you need to write down how you found the feedback and what changes will you be making now that you have received the feedback. How did you find the users comments?

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  2. M D SUROWIECKA5 December 2022 at 18:13

    Glad you added it. Give me more information. Are you satisfied with the comments and the rest of the opinions?

    ReplyDelete

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