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Usability testing: Form building

2022-10-24 / Sprint 14

Aims

To test form builder journeys required to digitise a specific partner department’s form. This included testing specific features for creating questions, as well as publishing a live version of the form:

  • Add a new name to the form
  • Add a name question
  • Add a address question
  • Add content before a question
  • Preview a form
  • Add ‘what happens next’ page
  • Set up email address for completed form
  • Add declaration
  • Add a privacy notice

Users

  • Civil Servants
  • 6 users

Methodology

  • Usability testing

Key Headlines

  • Overall, a very positive experience for all users with many completing the tasks quickly and easily.
  • Adding a name question: some users were uncertain how to create a name question with multiple parts to it such as first name, last name, prefix.
  • Preview pane: users found and used preview pane more easily than in some preview sessions.Users were looking for an option to preview the entire form on the task list page.
  • Add content to a page: one user copied and pasted a very long question, which displayed poorly. This led them to simplify the question they were asking.
  • The form overview page: some users found numbering on the task list page felt inconsistent.
  • Users looked for ways to complete the 'in progress' tag next to the 'add and edit questions' link
  • There were problems with navigating between the 'form overview' page and the 'create a form' page. This often resulted in users becoming stuck and unsure how to progress.
  • There was some confusion from less digitally confident users about what 'preview in a new tab' meant or did.
  • Add a declaration: there was some confusion from less digitally confident users about whether the declaration page was for them or form completers.

Supporting Evidence