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Actual Design Polls & Poll Results

Which podcast logo do you prefer? Why? Thank you for your thoughtful feedback.

This is a 2 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• I definitely like choice A over B for several reasons. One, I like the font and the fact that "goal achievement" is highlighted in yellow. I like that it shows the picture of the person that hosts the podcast, I like to be able to know what the person looks like that I'm listening to because it helps me relate to the podcast better. The last thing is the fact that it has start ratings and the reviews. This is one thing that for sure would make me click on this link.
• I like having Matt's picture on the podcast. It gives you a personal connection with the host. The quotes and the five stars also show that the podcast will likely be good, and keep your interest. I like having it right up front. So I chose A. B with the alternating colors actually makes it hard to read.
• I prefer the option that gives me the most information, as otherwise I would not know why to tune in. The highlighter across the middle words also stresses them to make me aware of what it's about and is a good graphic for informing me that I will be learning something important.
• I like both of them. I was kind of drawn to Option B because I like the rainbow colors and everything, but overall I like everything in Option A. It's nice to see the reviews, it has a face attached to it, and I really do like the font and highlighting in the name on Option A.

Assuming you like the product, would you shop here? https://www.goodsash.com. Please explain why or why not.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Gender (Female). A sample of responses:

• Overall, the site is inviting. Immediately, the color scheme looks feminine. I like that the drop down menu has a curvy section. I'm kind of curvy myself at the moment, and I have friends who are quite curvy and would appreciate it. The selection at the moment seems small, but I imagine that will pick up. I like that the layout is simple, the drop down menus are there to make results a little more narrow, and it seems to be size inclusive.
• I thought the website looks very professional and mature, too much pink makes me think they specialize in pink clothing, I did understand the modest factor, but the pink felt very young and most young women do not wear that much pink and cover up that much, so i am assuming this is for a more mature woman again not seeing all that pink happening, i think the main page would do better with different colors being displayed besides pink
• Yes, I'd definitely shop at this store! I love the thought of a store that specializes in modest women's clothing, which tends to be much more feminine and classic timeless (as evidenced by the photos on the website) than the "trendy" (and sometimes not-so-modest!) women's clothing found at many stores. The prices also look reasonable, based on what I could see. And the free shipping would be a huge benefit!

Which gray colored shield icon do you prefer the most? Note: the gray icon is supposed to represent "Not Applicable".

This is a 4 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• With the shield design representing 'not applicable' the logical top choice is the one where the line strikes entirely across and overlaps that shield. It strikes out the shield entirely instead of allowing the shield to represent strength or a symbol of protection. This is critical if the shield is supposed to represent something that isn't applicable. The second and third choices do this to a smaller degree but could be confused for other meanings since the only addition lies entirely within the shield graphic.
• B was my top choice because the slash through the shield is likely to indicate that the shield is not in play or does not count, does not apply. It seemed fairly straightforward. Option A also had a white slash through the shield, but the gray slash extending beyond the shield boundary could cause some confusion about its meaning. The dash, or negative sign of Option C could also indicate non applicable, but it does not seem a universal as option A.
• The only option that really worked for me was option D. All the other option icons reminded me of an error or a mistake. Not applicable is a tough thing to represent because there is nothing “wrong” when something is not applicable. It is tricky to get an icon to represent the issue as not being wrong. I felt option D was the best one at doing this.

Please rate the design (not the content) of this navigation. Is it easy to use?

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• Everything about it looks intuitive except for the members bit. It is unclear what the members section is for. Are the member names clickable? If so, what does clicking on them do? Are these members of the system or members of the task? What causes a person to show up in the member list? Other than members, the other elements are clear and easy to follow.
• This is a great looking screen where you can see who is in your group, the tasks you need to do, and the calendar and activities are easy to find. The search and explore portion is nice to have at the bottom. It is compact and not too crowded which is good. Very functional navigation bar on the side that appears easy to use.
• This is a great taskbar. I love that there are four different colors. The white words are pretty easy to see and the highlight bar is nicely differentiated. The green color to distinguish the members is a nice touch so I can tell quickly what part of this task bar I want to navigate.
• The design looks good, I will not say that it is perfect because I think there is always room to improve but does cover some basics. Easy to understand, good layout and properly organized. I think as time goes on you'll have more to add on the navigation page as it seems very empty.

Please rate the design (not the content) of this landing page.

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• It seems to be a clean, functional design that is able to clearly explain what the product is and, through the captured screenshot, to explain the functionality of the product and how it works. My only complaint (and reason for subtracting a star) is that I felt that the box around "Where" and the user cursors on the "Where teams design together" text was entirely too "noisy" and distracting. I felt it did not significantly add value to the landing page, and was unnecessary, as I was able to understand the product without them.
• I like the user icons on top of the text phrase. It really gives you the idea of the collaborative nature of the product. I don't like the font of the text though. The cutout on some of the letters are distracting and it is unclear if it is a design element related tot he product or not. Finally, I like having the screenshot at the bottom to get a better look into what the product does. Only real criticism is the font.
• The use of names over the header text is a cute idea but actually makes it harder to read. And though each rectangle toward the bottom is quite crowded, the very clear delineation of sections suggests different categories, though putting all this info on multiple pages may better serve there purpose.

Please rate the design (not the content) of this navigation. Is it easy to use?

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• This is very easy to use and understand; the order is intuitive, as are the icons. It is a little bland in terms of color, but the contrast makes it easy to use. The only issue for me is that the text seems to have a blurry quality which is distracting and adds more processing time.
• I like the white words on the black background. They are very easy to read. I notice that there is a highlight bar, but it is so light it was hard to make out. I think this should be a lot more noticeable to make it helpful for quick and easy navigation.
• I like this one a lot. Very well designed. I love the layout. I like the black background and the blue tile on the side. I like the little icons and names for each of the categories. Looks very user friendly. I think it would be very easy for anyone to use.
• This is a nice side bar but it seems a bit too small. I feel the icons and mouseover highlight is done well. The information on updates is nice to have at the bottom too. Good overall design, just a bit small.
• I like the font and icons, but I don't like that it's so dark and black. I also don't like the layout of the menu, if feels backwards. The account and update tabs should be on top where it's easier to see.

Please rate the design (not the content) of this navigation. Is it easy to use?

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• The layout is very clean. I like how the major sections are listed (My Dashboard, Teams, Projects) and there is a clickable link or a clickable plus-sign for when I want to collapse or expand more detail in a given section. The color scheme is also easy to read and visually pleasing.
• The design is extremely simple however it does have some more confusing aspects compared to the other designs and rather than having all of that on the page I'd much rather see the simplistic yet probably functional designs of the previous ones.
• Quite visually pleasing -- each color seems to have an intention. The text sizes have subtle variety, which is nice. I was confused about why PROJECTS is the only fully capitalized word, but it was a minor concern.
• Overall, very clean, nice color scheme, and not too cluttered. However, the fonts and font sizes are all very close, while being slightly different, and this makes it less easy to distinguish purposes/categories.
• It looks easy to use however, I do not prefer the background color, a lighter or white color would be better. The font design is okay, but it would be nice to add more images / logos to make it less boring.
• I'm assuming that the settings would be under 'my dashboard'. For something potentially this complex listing teams and projects, settings should probably put in the top right hand side navigation.

Please rate the design (not the content) of this navigation. Is it easy to use?

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• Easy to use navigation, but the settings at the bottom can be easily missed by inexperienced users. Usually those items are at the top of the screen toward the right hand side, and since this navigation has a lot of items, those things should really be separated in this case.
• The use of blue to separate and highlight sections is very nice and contrasts well with the other colors. The icons are my favorite part here; they are useful shortcuts visually and fun to look at. A brighter color would spruce up the whole screen.
• Without knowing what this is and what it is used for, I can't say if it is good or bad. This is not a well set up poll. We need to know what we are trying to do before we can judge how well it does that.
• I really like the dark grey with the blue highlight bar, and light gray font. This scheme is easy on the eye, nice to look at, and easy to understand. I also like all of the icons next to the labels.
• This tool seems extremely easy to understand and to use as the text shows what each icon does and the site and design seems well made and designed.
• This is too plain and boring. I feel that not much thought went into this. Add some graphics or colors to make important things stand out.

Please rate the design (not the content) of this navigation. Is it easy to use?

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• Easy to use navigation, but the settings at the bottom can be easily missed by inexperienced users. Usually those items are at the top of the screen toward the right hand side. I like your help files at the bottom of the navigation for ease of access.
• I think maybe if the menu on the left had a more highlighted or brighter font, that would make it more attractive and even easier to read. Personally I am not a big fan of the blue hue, but the set up of the menu itself looks easy to use.
• I do like the font and the color scheme here. It is a bit harder to read, though with the blue colors. I think the mouseover highlighting is nice and it looks like a good sidebar navigation with many options and submenus to choose from.
• The icons are very useful in figuring out what the text's function is, and the color blue chosen for the background is very calming. However, the text needs to be a bit brighter because it's hard to read as is.
• This is way too dark for me. The light blue words are hard for me to make out against the dark background. I would prefer that the words be larger and white instead of this small blue font.
• This design looks like the earlier ones that I liked where it was very easy to understand, simplistic, yet effective and as a result I gave it 5 stars just like the ones similar to this one.

Please rate the design (not the content) of this navigation. Is it easy to use?

This is a 1 option poll with 50 respondents. A sample of responses:

• I really prefer the white background. Sometimes when the background is too dark, it becomes hard for me to see everything. Even though I would like a little more color or graphics, I really like this better than anything else we have seen so far. I can easily make out all of the words and icons.
• Easy to use navigation, but the settings in the Dashboard can be easily missed by inexperienced users. Usually those items are at the top of the screen toward the right hand side. Also, a power icon at the bottom? I can only guess that means logout?
• This white-grey chosen for the background is very pleasing. The icons are also well-detailed, though the one chosen for the coupons felt a bit strange or unfamiliar. Perhaps a slightly darker text would make it easier to read.
• All the icons are sized perfectly. The contrast of the words and the background really work together. This could be an alternative to a Dark Mode version with a darker background and lighter font,
• Words are clear enough to guide me to what I want to do and they are on the correct side of the page. Don't have any color on the background and it will be perfect.
• I love this one! The icons are so awesome looking. I think I would choose a different background color than grey. I would also make the font a darker color as well.

• 50 Respondents General Population
  Which podcast logo do you prefer? Why? Thank you for your thoughtful feedback.
• 50 Respondents Female
  Assuming you like the product, would you shop here? https://www.goodsash.com. Please explain why or why not.
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Which gray colored shield icon do you prefer the most? Note: the gray icon is supposed to represent "Not Applicable".
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Please rate the design (not the content) of this navigation. Is it easy to use?
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Please rate the design (not the content) of this landing page.
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Please rate the design (not the content) of this navigation. Is it easy to use?
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Please rate the design (not the content) of this navigation. Is it easy to use?
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Please rate the design (not the content) of this navigation. Is it easy to use?
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Please rate the design (not the content) of this navigation. Is it easy to use?
• 50 Respondents General Population
  Please rate the design (not the content) of this navigation. Is it easy to use?