User Feedback and Iteration

Is the app interesting or valuable?
Yes!
I sent a link to the app to three of my friends. They all liked it.

Did my users use the app as I intended?
Yes!
All of them were able to use it easily. One of my three friends told me that she liked it because it was simple, easy, and so institutive to use it.

Did my users encounter any bugs or broken features?
Yes!
They were not able to open the first version of the app I sent them on their phones. They were able to open it on a desktop but not a phone. I checked my codes and sent them again and it worked perfectively as intended. The main issue was that the app was missing some CSS styles.


Did my users understand how to use the app?
Yes!
They all agreed that the app was very intuitive to use it. I did even explain to them how to use it. One drawback is that all of them were well educated.

Findings

Friend #1:
He suggests that it will be good to convert the distance units into local units. Originally, I used meters to show the straight line distance of the bus stops from the user's current location. Now, the new version displays in feet.
He also suggested to use a walking person icon but I could not find a walking person icon in the google font awesome. As such, I will keep looking for that icon but until then the app is usable without it.

Friend #2:
She suggested that it will be good if she was able to sort the bus stop lists herself instead of pre-sorted. This feature can be add with the addition of a button but for the purpose of this capstone project it is enough that the user can see the bus stops listed in ascending order.

Friend #3
He suggested to use arrows instead of directions (East, West, North, South). But, I believe words will be better than symbols which can confuse to some people. The arrows can also be added with the directions but I tried to minimize the use of font awesome.

Conclusion
After I shared my app with my friends and mentor I was proud of myself and I am convinced the originality, simplicity, and applicability of the app