IFD:Designing For Action/Vera, Mischa, Max: Difference between revisions

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But all in all, Vera, congratulations to you and your team on a VERY solid project!

==thanks for feedback==

I set the focus on students. A big result of researching and tests was, that students needs a place where they organize their researching results. Students complain often about disorder on their working place. The system should lead the students to a tidy kind of work.

The important things from researching results

students use external programms to save information

afraid to lose important information

all users want tidyness

I think drag & drop is very common. But many students use the touchpad on their laptops... and this people mostly don't like drag & drop. Many students have said to me, that they more frequently use shortcuts for copy and paste. But they can't learn so fast using shortcuts. And thats the reason for my opinion. The contextmenu is the best alternative to drag & drop.

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 But all in all, Vera, congratulations to you and your team on a VERY solid project!
+==thanks for feedback==
+I set the focus on students. A big result of researching and tests was, that students needs a place where they organize their researching results. Students complain often about disorder on their working place. The system should lead the students to a tidy kind of work.
+The important things from researching results
+students use external programms to save information
+afraid to lose important information
+all users want tidyness
+I think drag & drop is very common. But many students use the touchpad on their laptops... and this people mostly don't like drag & drop. Many students have said to me, that they more frequently use shortcuts for copy and paste. But they can't learn so fast using shortcuts. And thats the reason for my opinion. The contextmenu is the best alternative to drag & drop.