#A/BBY A Framer module for quantitative usability testing using Parse. This module is currently is still very much so in the MVP stages.
#####A/BBY records
- Email of the person completing the usability test
- The time it takes them to complete a task
- An array of the errors they made, if they made any as they completed the task
- Whether or not they successfully complete the task
Check out the tutorials (1|[2] (https://medium.com/@gk3/give-your-framer-prototypes-a-better-memory-212b26e0f934)) by @gk3 to learn about using Parse and Framer together. In my opinion, they're some of the easier to follow tutorials I've seen for Framer.
##How to use with Framer Studio
- Create a new Framer project.
- Download and put
abby.coffeein themodulesfolder of your project. - Replace the placeholder with your own Application ID and Javascript Key for Parse at the top of the
abby.coffee. - Add
<script src="https://www.parsecdn.com/js/parse-1.3.2.min.js"></script>toindex.htmlin the project. - Write
abby = require "abby"at the top of your Framer code andabby.init()at the end of your prototype's code.
You can also download the abby.framer project folder to skip some of the steps
- Create an App if you don't have one already within Framer
- Make a class named 'Person'
- Include the following columns to your table
- time - String
- email - String
- errors - Array
- success - Boolean
The data collected from your prototype will be submitted as rows into the same class. The downside of using Parse is that this prototype won't function offline.
- The intro screen that collects the email can and probably should be modified depending on your test.
- Make sure to place
abby.init()at the very end of your prototype code. - Use
abby.logError('describe the error')on interactions to log the incorrect interactions they make while trying to complete the task. - Place
abby.end()to end the prototype if they didn't complete the task (either use it at a deadend or put it on a timer and placeabby.success()within the interaction to mark when the task is completed.