Re: [Tails-ux] User testing of the installation assistant, …

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Autor: sajolida
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Para: Tails user experience & user interface design, Giorgio Maone, u
Asunto: Re: [Tails-ux] User testing of the installation assistant, ISO verification extension, and Tails Installer in Debian
sajolida:
> Putting u and Giorgio in explicit copy and this has implications on
> their work.
>
> Together with tchou we will conduct user testing of the full
> installation assistant [1] on November 20 to November 22 [#8589].
>
> By "full" we mean that we will test all major scenarios in real
> conditions with all the tools and website as we expect to release them
> by the end of 2015. In December we will then focus on fixing issues
> identified through these tests (hopefully all minor issues).
>
> This implies deadlines for people working on Tails Installer in Debian
> and on the ISO verification extension.
>
> Also take into account that we'll have to test these tools ourselves and
> integrate them in our web pages before these tests, so it would be good
> to be able to validate your work in almost real conditions before
> November 15.


Just a small update and ping regarding this. We'll actually be having a
sprint to put together all the pieces of the new installation process
between November 9 and 13. So we would need to have at least working
prototypes all Tails Installer for Debian and Ubuntu, the ISO
verification extension and the browser detection code (#9387) for us to
play with by then.

I already tested a .deb that worked on Debian a few weeks back. The
Ubuntu package had some minor issues. So we're doing good there.

I haven't seen any code for the ISO verification extension and would
like to have an .xpi by then. Is that possible? How were you planning
your work Giorgio?

The final user tests are still scheduled for November 20-22, so that
leaves us one more week between our sprint and the tests to release beta
versions of each component in their respective online stores (AMO,
backports.debian.org, Ubunta PPA).

We'll report back on the findings from the user tests around November
25. Then we'll still have 4-5 weeks to polish everything and release
before the end of the year.