Low-Carb PDF
Research Objectives
- Collect information about the user giving the feedback
- Collect subjective feedback about the user experience of the prototype
- Collect any feedback about the features they would like to add or change
User Sentiment
Key Insights
- Users generally found the UI simple and easy to use.
- One user experienced an increase in file size after compression, contrary to the app's purpose.
- The color scheme was appreciated for being calming.
- The app being free and not requiring login was a positive point.
Feature Requests
- Fix the compression issue where the file size increases instead of decreasing.1 mentions
Responses
Product designer
The user, a product designer, found the website's interface clean and calming due to the color scheme. They found the PDF compression process simple and fast and appreciated that it was free and didn't require a login. They didn't feel like anything was missing.
CTO, co founder
The user, a CTO and co-founder, found the UI simple and the purpose of the app clearly described. They found the "low-carb" metaphor odd but memorable. The compression worked well with significant reduction in file size, but with expected loss of image quality. Overall, they found the tool quite useful as is.
Startup founder
The user, a startup founder, found the app easy to use but was disappointed with the compression result, as the file size increased instead of decreasing. They wouldn't change anything else about the app besides fixing the compression issue.