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==User Research== | ==User Research== | ||
===Research we did=== | ===Research we did=== | ||
* we were | * we were looking for arguments for and against Creative Commons on the internet | ||
* we conducted some interviews | * we conducted some interviews | ||
Revision as of 08:03, 26 May 2013
User Research
Research we did
- we were looking for arguments for and against Creative Commons on the internet
- we conducted some interviews
Problems we identified
- some people have never heard Creative Commons or they knew little about it
- anti Gema movement, wikipedia
- people did not use Creative Commons or they unconsciously use it
- people did not know something of Creative Commons filter, which can be used for searching with google, youtube, ...
- people saved images on the computer, but after a while they forgot the place, where the image was downloaded
We identified the following motivations and goals of users
We identified the following important acitvities
Our Ideas
1. TRADING PLACE FOR IMAGES
- problem of this solution: users do not want to pay credits for pictures without watermark, if they can download it without watermark elsewhere (e.g. flickr)