User Acceptance Test of the Web Site

USER ACCEPTANCE TEST
Project B
Table of Contents
Introduction........................................................................................................ 1
User Acceptance Test........................................................................................ 1
Walkthrough Scenario 1................................................................................ 1
Walkthrough Scenario 2................................................................................ 1
UAT Results......................................................................................................... 2
Features of the Web Site..................................................................................3
Recommendations and Conclusions................................................................3
OCTOBER 6, 2017
KARAN BANDHA
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Introduction
Human Computer Interaction (HCI) is the study or examining of ease of usability
of a given software interface. This software usability is based on how the user
navigates through the application with minimal or no difficulties at all, as they
perform their tasks (NIELSEN, 2012). Software Usability is defined by the ease of
use, interface consistency as well as a clear and understandable process of
operating it (Rouse, 2016).
This document therefore, is a report on User Acceptance Test (UAT) carried out
on a Museum of Science and Technology developed which runs via Chrome or
Firefox browsers. The report entails to provide usability feedback as pointed out
by various system user based on the HCI principles as well as some of the
improvement recommendations that ought to be carried out to make this
website more appealing and user friendly. The UAT process is based on give
walkthrough defined in this report.
User Acceptance Test
This is an end user test on the developed Museum Web Site that is aimed at
getting feedback from the end users on the ease of interaction or use,
appearance and operation mode across the whole website (Rouse, 2010). The
UAT testing for this particular website was carried out based on two walkthrough
scenarios of in order to help the user have a clear understanding of what to do
and also enable the users to examine the website and give their feedback and
suggestions (Bevan, 2009).
The two-walkthrough scenarios given below were meant to determine the
following key points in regards with the end user interaction with the website (J,
2010). First, how long did the user take to navigate through the website, then
was the interfaces related to each other in terms of design, is the website
appealing and is the content well organized and readable? Does the website
require any design changes or improvements?

The respondent were required to provide in answers for these questions by filling
the questionnaires submitted to them.
Walkthrough Scenario 1
The user was required to access the visit and Exhibition section on the
navigation bar, then click on the accessibility link, and then view the details and
layout of the accessibility web page. This was to be repeated with all the other
links under Visit and Exhibition Tab. Once this was done the respondent was
required to answer the questionnaires based on the questions highlighted above.
A sample images of the website screenshots for this scenario can be represented
below.
a) Accessibility Web Page
b) Plan Your Visit Web Page