My Team after using the cure website created a script with tasks and questions for usability testing and interviews. Next we interviewed six participants and had them complete various tasks such as finding pages, information, and forms and questioned them throughout the process.

Findings

• Participates complained about the information displayed, saying the following “you think you are at the end when there is more”

• Thought the selection boxes from the signup form on the right side was a part

of the blog page (Misleading & Distracting)

• Does not like the blog popping up in new tab

The collected data was then synthesized further into pros and cons of the taks answered, this helped my team figure out if the problem the users were encountering were the same as in the debrief given from cure and what the user would prefer if changed.

The goals for Cure’s website were visualized after synthesizing further.

• Simplify information output

• Condense header/pages for navigation

• Add Page specifically for sign up forms

After completing the goals made for the participants' answer next came the changes. 

A prototype was made for the header of the website, 1 of the five headers were removed (What We Do) section.

Next a interactive header was made displaying the new page which is called “connected’, it takes all the signup forms throughout the site and turns it into one page while also answering mini questions such as email spam,  email frequency, email engagement and gives new option for specific sign up (blog, weather concerns, events).