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Created Feb 03, 2021 by Duncan@duncan✏Owner

Open user research activities for 2021

Hey @gus & @nah, we have the next UX Team Meeting coming up on Tuesday 9th of Feb*, and we may (hopefully!) have a couple of UR volunteers attending.

At the last meeting we discussed reviewing our open user research needs in the community portal, which currently include:

Tor Browser for Desktop

  • User Research: Onboarding
  • User Research: Security Settings
  • User Research: New Identity
  • User Needs Discovery

Tor Browser for Android

  • User Research: Onboarding
  • User Research: Security Settings
  • User Research: New Identity
  • User Needs Discovery

Onion Services

  • User Research: Onion Security Indicator

I know reviewing this list is a larger activity, however I have a couple of quick questions ahead of the UX Team Meeting:

  • How do we normally onboard UR contributors? Is that something either of you could run during the team meeting (e.g. a short introduction)?
  • Would you prefer first-time contributors to run a more straightforward activity first, like User Needs Discovery or something similar?

And longer term questions are:

  • Are there any activities on the community portal we'd like to retire?
  • Should we include the Get Bridges activity? If so, are we only running this activity in censored environments, or is it worth running it in lower-risk non-censored environments in a simulated scenario?
  • Are there any other existing activities you would like to include? E.g. a hybrid research/training session on Running an Emma Network Test, should the contributor be comfortable with Emma?
  • Any other ideas for new activities we can create and add to the community portal

* I'm going to send out a reminder this afternoon

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