Team project: CakeWrecks usability analysis

A university team project evaluating CakeWrecks’ usability through testing with six participants, with recommendations to improve navigation, readability, and content organization.

Title slide for a presentation titled 'Cake Wrecks Team 3: CakeWrecks.com Data Analysis' with names Shawna Birbaum, Steven Foust, and Alexandra Hasting, on an orange background with colored lines.
Slide titled "Table of Contents" for a presentation about CakeWrecks.com data analysis, listing sections: Introduction and Background, Executive Summary, Methodology, Results of Testing, Recommendations for CakeWrecks.com, and Conclusion, with an ora
Slide titled "Introduction & Background" with three columns labeled "Introduction," "Background," and "The Problem." The Introduction column is teal, the Background column is orange, and the The Problem column is red. The content describes usability
Slide with the title 'Executive Summary' outlining test goals, nature of the test, results, recommendations, and reasons for improvements for CakeWrecks.com.
A screenshot of a presentation slide titled 'Methodology'. The slide explains the criteria for a study on user interactions with Cake Wrecks' blog, including scenarios, tasks, and instructions for gathering photos, viewing comments, responding to pos
Comparison of results, demographics, user experience, and paths taken with statistics on average time to find baby cake, task time, and user site rating, all on a dark background with orange and white text.
A presentation slide titled 'Recommendations' with suggestions on background, advertisements, and organization, with bullet points in red and green text on a white background and a teal border.
A digital presentation slide titled 'Conclusion' with a list of feedback and suggestions, taped at the top with gray duct tape, on an orange background.