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= Use Cases for Testing = |
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= Outstanding Tasks |
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Earlier in the UX phase of the release editor user interface we defined three users, each with their own use case: |
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== Artist Credit Editor == |
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* Support rearranging artists |
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* Only show one editor at a time |
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=== Joe (simple) === |
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* Do we want to allow linking to existing recordings? |
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A brand new user that is entering his first single artist release. Joe is new to MB and hasn't read a whole lot of guidelines - he would like to get in, get it done, and go away. Given that he wants to enter the minimum amount of data and not focus on adding lots of details. Joe has copied the track listing from Amazon.com and wants to get moving. |
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== Mediums == |
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* Support looking up existing tracklists |
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* Support for changing medium format |
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* Drag and drop isn't setting anything |
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=== Sally (various artists & guess case) === |
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== Release Labels == |
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* Adding new release labels |
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* Addng a label to a release label where it is currently NULL |
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A user who is entering a various artist release and wants to be lazy about capitalization. She's ok with spending a little more time making things right and adding a release date and a label. However, sally doesn't like copying text from another site. She would prefer to enter the data into separate fields. |
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== Other tasks == |
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* Make sure delete buttons are enabled correctly, and disable the appropriate fields |
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=== Maggie (DJ mixed release) === |
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A user who is entering a DJ mix set and she's found the track listing at discogs. She's not afraid to dig for more data and ensure that all the data she can find is properly covered. |
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Latest revision as of 16:21, 4 November 2011
Use Cases for Testing
Earlier in the UX phase of the release editor user interface we defined three users, each with their own use case:
Joe (simple)
A brand new user that is entering his first single artist release. Joe is new to MB and hasn't read a whole lot of guidelines - he would like to get in, get it done, and go away. Given that he wants to enter the minimum amount of data and not focus on adding lots of details. Joe has copied the track listing from Amazon.com and wants to get moving.
Sally (various artists & guess case)
A user who is entering a various artist release and wants to be lazy about capitalization. She's ok with spending a little more time making things right and adding a release date and a label. However, sally doesn't like copying text from another site. She would prefer to enter the data into separate fields.
Maggie (DJ mixed release)
A user who is entering a DJ mix set and she's found the track listing at discogs. She's not afraid to dig for more data and ensure that all the data she can find is properly covered.
