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var quizzes = 
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    "Quiz 21": [
        {
            "timestamp": "Timestamp",
            "username": "Username",
            "question1": "Question 1",
            "reason": "Enter a one sentence reason for each choice you are unsure about.",
            "grade": "Grade"
        },
        {
            "username": "TRUTH",
            "question1": "A,D"
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:51:46.000Z",
            "username": "snollygostercompass",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E",
            "reason": "I'n uncertain about saturation: it seems that the icon has saturated black color and this fact distuinguishes it well (it can be seen well).",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:51:57.000Z",
            "username": "uvulabars",
            "question1": "A, C, D, H",
            "reason": "E: Saturation: it is important if you want to ensure that it's a good design for the icon relative to it's background.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:52:08.000Z",
            "username": "silveroxbird",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:52:13.000Z",
            "username": "pitchironboots",
            "question1": "A, C, D, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:52:15.000Z",
            "username": "avocetten",
            "question1": "A, C, D, H",
            "reason": "H: sometimes they can make this button such that it pops out and blind people can feel the shape\nD: other types of video players also have this icon\nA: really simplified design\nC: looks like the disk coming out of the slot",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:52:24.000Z",
            "username": "abundantchatter",
            "question1": "A, D, E, H, J",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:52:25.000Z",
            "username": "desertedambiguous",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "H. Universal Design, I think this probably does not apply because this icon doesn't necessarily mean \"eject\" in other cultures, but also many DVD players and other pieces of technology such as laptops with eject buttons use this same icon and it is consistent across many cultures (just not all of them).",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:52:32.000Z",
            "username": "bulldeceit",
            "question1": "A, B, D",
            "reason": "A. This icon is reduced to its most essential meaning, which help to make it quick to understand\nB. The size of this icon will determine how long it takes a user to hit its target\nD. This icon is designed to be consistent with the motion of ejecting a disk",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:52:40.000Z",
            "username": "slipperyunknown",
            "question1": "A, D, H, I",
            "reason": "I: it does not have a right or left direction so it should work equally well for both. \n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:52:42.000Z",
            "username": "followingcolossal",
            "question1": "C, D, G, H",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:52:48.000Z",
            "username": "fluffyquack",
            "question1": "A, B, D, H",
            "reason": "Reduction: Different from Minimalism?\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:52:48.000Z",
            "username": "arrowwheel",
            "question1": "A, D, E, H",
            "reason": "Universal design – not exclusive of any particular target group",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:52:49.000Z",
            "username": "thudelderly",
            "question1": "A, C, D, H",
            "reason": "Reduction because it reduces text to simply an image that conveys its meaning. it is direct mapping because it looks like something coming out (up) of a platform like a disk coming out of the DVD player. It is universally designed for those who cannot read as well, it allows them to identify its purpose.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:52:50.000Z",
            "username": "shinybap",
            "question1": "B, D, H",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:52:53.000Z",
            "username": "endurableapathetic",
            "question1": "B, D, E, J",
            "reason": "Not entirely sure if saturation will have strong relevance to saturation.",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:52:54.000Z",
            "username": "frontalcoyote",
            "question1": "C, D, E, H, I",
            "reason": "C: Direct mapping from DVD players/VCRs\nE: High contrast black on whitem it's an easily identifiable icon\nI: Symmetrical, so works well for right-to-left languages",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:05.000Z",
            "username": "trentrope",
            "question1": "A, B, D, E, G, H",
            "reason": "B: The size of the button effects how long it takes to select it re: fitt's law.\nE: Overly saturated colors can be tiring to look at; this is likely only a problem if the entire scheme is saturated.\nH: Should be large and easy for eveyo",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:05.000Z",
            "username": "dehydratedfard",
            "question1": "A, D, E, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:08.000Z",
            "username": "veterinarianscotch",
            "question1": "A, C, D",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:08.000Z",
            "username": "cariboujoiner",
            "question1": "A, D, E, H",
            "reason": "B. The design of this icon will not affect the fitt's estimate (unless you consider the clickable region)\nI.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:11.000Z",
            "username": "meowchinchilla",
            "question1": "A, E, H",
            "reason": "A: Because it is the shape of a disk with an arrow to show it's being ejected, but very simplified\nD: I think this isn't true, because the arrow is pointing in a direction that the disk isn't actually being ejected. It shows the disk moving, but not in the same way it actually moves when the button is pressed.\n",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:12.000Z",
            "username": "fardiscfizz",
            "question1": "A, D, E, H",
            "reason": "E: The icon is in black and white, but it could have been drawn in highly saturated colours which would have been bad.\nH: The icon should have alt-text explaining what it is for blind users.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:14.000Z",
            "username": "ghasttearlit",
            "question1": "A, B, D, E",
            "reason": "B: The shape of the button containing the icon is presumably a rectangle which is easier to hit than a thin shape, by fitt's law.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:18.000Z",
            "username": "infatuatedmaniacal",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, H",
            "reason": "Reduction - the icon is as simple as possible\n",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:19.000Z",
            "username": "smackgritting",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, H, I",
            "reason": "B: Fitts law will tell us how long it takes the user to click on the icon, but I'm not sure how big this icon is.\nE: It's not a very saturated color.",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:22.000Z",
            "username": "witchesstubborn",
            "question1": "A, D, E, H, I",
            "reason": "RTL languages are important because if there's text on the button as well, the icon must be placed correctly relative to the text",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:22.000Z",
            "username": "wistfulfeatures",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "J: I don't quite recall what double buffering is.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:25.000Z",
            "username": "funnyracehorse",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "E -if it is black on white background as shown good",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:26.000Z",
            "username": "pluggedgay",
            "question1": "C, D, H",
            "reason": "About direct mapping, really you only understand that after the fact. Otherwise it could be a small house with a large roof, or just a weird shape or figure. Once you know that it ejects discs (or things, nowadays), then you can see that it maps to a disk or block moving out like the arrow suggests.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:29.000Z",
            "username": "murmurexciting",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "Fitts' law applies to the size of the icon when it is displayed, not its actual design",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:29.000Z",
            "username": "hitterputting",
            "question1": "C, D, H",
            "reason": "Direct Mapping: the icon originated for VHS, which actually had an upward motion during eject that was visible to users.\n",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:31.000Z",
            "username": "concernedefficient",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:34.000Z",
            "username": "slappingdispirited",
            "question1": "D, H",
            "reason": "C: Direct mapping is if it's mapped consistently? but we don't know the placement of the button so it's not really showing direct mapping\nE: I forget if black is highly saturated (I don't think it is), but having the button be so dark helps user see it",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:35.000Z",
            "username": "swimmingadvisor",
            "question1": "D, I",
            "reason": "I. all languages work with this because it's nondirectional",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:38.000Z",
            "username": "bicepsnavyblue",
            "question1": "C, D",
            "reason": "A --\nB --\nC -- the button directly maps to the corresponding eject button on the DVD player / DVD remote\nD --\nE -- not relevant\nF -- not relevant\nG --\nH -- this icon is designed for everybody, but its universal design is not particularly relevant\nI -- not particularly relevant but helps\nJ -- not relevant",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:38.000Z",
            "username": "gordonskirt",
            "question1": "B, D, E, H",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:39.000Z",
            "username": "infestationblobby",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, G",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:40.000Z",
            "username": "cartographerbug",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "External consistency and universal design both refer to the fact that this is the eject sign for most electronic appliances (cd player, disc man, VCR etc.)\nReduction is because the design has been reduced to a simple triangle and rectangle.\n\nI am unsure about direct mapping because it is not clear to me whether the sign means pulling \"up\" (the triangle) on a disc (the rectangle). This mapping is quite obscure to me so i dont think it's an answer\n",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:42.000Z",
            "username": "whispericy",
            "question1": "A, B, D, E, H",
            "reason": "- I thought kerning had more to do with text/font design than icons like this.\n- I'm not sure how right-to-left languages or double buffering applies to this example.",
            "grade": "7"
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:42.000Z",
            "username": "pantspulse",
            "question1": "A, D, E, H",
            "reason": "C.It's a button.\nE. Unsure as to what Saturation means... the icon is identifiable due to the high value of the button in contrast to the background. \n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:43.000Z",
            "username": "facecockle",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:44.000Z",
            "username": "limpinghellish",
            "question1": "A, C, D, H",
            "reason": "I'm unsure about direct mapping because I think it's also the same icon used on all dvd machines so the icon acts as a link between the physical button and functionality.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:44.000Z",
            "username": "tentpainful",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "Universal Design is relevant because once learned it is easily recognized by everyone even illiterates",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:44.000Z",
            "username": "sorefarrow",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "A: instead of writing down the words, it uses a simple symbol\nD: real DVD players uses that\nH: all real DVD players use this stymbol\n",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:45.000Z",
            "username": "remarkablehack",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E",
            "reason": "I am unsure about Direct Mapping, because clicking on the button directly ejects the dvd, but i'm not sure that the icon conveys it.\nI put reduction because that is a general desgin principle and the icon's complexity can be reduced.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:45.000Z",
            "username": "chatterscrubbing",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, H",
            "reason": "B, C -- it depends on size how it is placed within the application how efficient it will be to press and how consistent it will be to an actual DVD player\nE -- depends on the background if this button will be reasonable to look at",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:45.000Z",
            "username": "palatecrow",
            "question1": "A, B, D, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:45.000Z",
            "username": "ironswordscourge",
            "question1": "A, B, D",
            "reason": "B. The size of the button matters,\nH. Universal design means it works across user classes - this is visual, so I blind people won't see it.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:45.000Z",
            "username": "quibblecustard",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:46.000Z",
            "username": "sleepyinning",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "A - I'm not sure about reduction, but I take it to mean that the design of the icon is reduced to something simple.\n\nDefinitely NOT: BEFGI\n\nNot sure about CJ\nC - I don't think this is direct mapping\nJ - I can't recall what double buffering means, but I do know the button also closes the tray. But I don't think this is double buffering.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:46.000Z",
            "username": "slitherhopeless",
            "question1": "B, D, G, H",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:46.000Z",
            "username": "jugularchamois",
            "question1": "A, C, D, H, I",
            "reason": "C - The DVD player will have something moving in the direction indicated by the arrow: mapping the DVD player and it's movements\nI - This will work well for people of all languages, regardless of the direction in which they read. So this feature has considered right-to-left languages and factored this in.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:47.000Z",
            "username": "aldermanlead",
            "question1": "A, D, F, H, I",
            "reason": "A - it reduces text on the UI, and but will be harder for novice users. So I wasn't sure if it is good or bad\nI- an icon fits both right to left and left to right\n",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:47.000Z",
            "username": "snowcoffee",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "A.) Just to clarify, I see this as a reduction from an error (as in, moving outwards from the drive)\n",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:47.000Z",
            "username": "hackwork",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:47.000Z",
            "username": "magentarosepan",
            "question1": "C, D, H",
            "reason": "C: This is a direct mapping from the symbol to the eject button.\nD: It is consistent with what is typically done on actual DVD players\nH:",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:47.000Z",
            "username": "nailssassy",
            "question1": "A, D, E, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:47.000Z",
            "username": "moshglow",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "external consistency - this is a widely used and understood icon",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:47.000Z",
            "username": "stabbingpod",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:48.000Z",
            "username": "clerkface",
            "question1": "A, C, D, F, G",
            "reason": "I'm not so sure about universal design. Because with a universal design, it's supposed to be easier for the disabled, but also easier for the general people. I'm not so sure how this applies.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:48.000Z",
            "username": "utopianwaterbottle",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:48.000Z",
            "username": "cheesemoldovan",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "D) I don't remember what the eject icon looks like but i THINK this is what they use on DVD/CD/VHS players etc. so I am considering it externally consistent.\n",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:48.000Z",
            "username": "melodicloathsome",
            "question1": "A, C, D, G",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:48.000Z",
            "username": "infielderworried",
            "question1": "A, D, E, H",
            "reason": "E. Saturation effects visibility of button against the rest of the GUI.\nH. Clicking/tapping the icon should not be the only way to trigger the eject\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:48.000Z",
            "username": "bumsteady",
            "question1": "A, D, E, H",
            "reason": "C - the movement \"arrow\" is somewhat directly mapped to the disk drive \"bar\"\nE. not sure if a dual colored icon can be considered saturated. It looks kinda saturated.\nH. Not sure if universal design of making an application button look like a physical button, and work for both is universal to soemone who cant use one or the other.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:48.000Z",
            "username": "moprugby",
            "question1": "A, D, G, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:48.000Z",
            "username": "quantityflight",
            "question1": "A, B, D, H",
            "reason": "I am not sure about fitts law. It is very relavent based on the size of the icon. The smaller it is, much harder to hit.\n\nExternal consistency: Lots of dvd players and even remotes have this same icon.\n\nReduction: Very simple.\n\nUniversal design: The simplicity and consistency of it helps everyone, esp those who are illiterate.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:48.000Z",
            "username": "vaguecrank",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:48.000Z",
            "username": "yourspotless",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "We didn't discuss reduction as it applies to graphic/icon design in depth, but I think the minimalism of the icon exemplifies the concept of reduction.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:48.000Z",
            "username": "chokinggarlic",
            "question1": "A, B",
            "reason": "On cell phone. Sorry for brevity\n\nUnsure about fits law because I don't know how users navigate to button. Maybe they are using keyboard\n\nI don't think it is externally consistent because it doesn't really look like\n\nDouble buffering might be used to render icon but doesn't seem to be relevant in its design",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:48.000Z",
            "username": "touristclotted",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:49.000Z",
            "username": "greenemeraldore",
            "question1": "A, B, D, H",
            "reason": "A. It makes the process simpler\nB. You have to move the mouse to the icon (not through steering) and fitt's law applies to it.\nC. Not really becasue the open button doesn't correspond with the real world (unless the arrow is pointing to )\nD.\nE.\nF.\nG.\nH.\nI.\nJ.\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:49.000Z",
            "username": "ballincandescent",
            "question1": "A, D, E, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:49.000Z",
            "username": "fatrigid",
            "question1": "D",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:49.000Z",
            "username": "discusscrew",
            "question1": "A, D, E, H",
            "reason": "A - If reduction means simplicity in design, then that would be relevant to the design of the icon.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:49.000Z",
            "username": "peartingley",
            "question1": "A, C, D",
            "reason": "Reduction: it is a very simple icon, but is it necessarily reduced from something larger?\nExternal consistency : looks somewhat like a drive with an arrow pointing out from it, so it can resemble the drive itself.\n",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:49.000Z",
            "username": "chivalrousdistracted",
            "question1": "D, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:49.000Z",
            "username": "brokenpig",
            "question1": "A, C, D, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:49.000Z",
            "username": "coachbleed",
            "question1": "A, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:49.000Z",
            "username": "fittingbullocks",
            "question1": "A, C, D",
            "reason": "E. Saturation may be relevant depending on the context and background.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:50.000Z",
            "username": "fenceinnocent",
            "question1": "A, E, G, H",
            "reason": "A. This is a minimalist design so I think there is reduction. There isn't a picture like there was in the past.\n",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:50.000Z",
            "username": "derangedwrong",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:51.000Z",
            "username": "standingyouthful",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:51.000Z",
            "username": "sleepyjust",
            "question1": "A, D, E",
            "reason": "C. The icon is similar to the real shape of the ejected disc.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:51.000Z",
            "username": "forearmzeal",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "E: saturation seems slightly relevant but not strongly",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:51.000Z",
            "username": "bawlpark",
            "question1": "A, B, D, H",
            "reason": "A: The icon to eject could be more complicated, but it has been simplified to a triangle and a rectangle\nB: The icon seems large on the display. A large icon would allow it to be pressed quickly due to Fitts's Law.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:51.000Z",
            "username": "distincttaekwondo",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "universal design for people with all language.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:51.000Z",
            "username": "hoopscruffy",
            "question1": "B, D",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:52.000Z",
            "username": "abjectelk",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "H: Being externally consistent w/ other eject buttons may contribute to this, but universal design is a little more broad in my mind.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:52.000Z",
            "username": "vaguechin",
            "question1": "A, B, D, E",
            "reason": "B. I think Fitt's law might be applicable since it's size is relevant to making sure the icon is good.\nE. Saturation could indicate whether the disc is currently ejectable or not (spinning mode/reading/stopping other errors) although other properties could also be used for this\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:52.000Z",
            "username": "clayballssoft",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "A) It's simple B) I forget what this is\nD) A lot of things use this icon for eject\n",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:52.000Z",
            "username": "harrysoil",
            "question1": "B, D, E, I",
            "reason": "Right to left languages would affect where it's placed on the screen. Not sure if that encompasses the 'design' of the icon.",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:53.000Z",
            "username": "yahoopeppers",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:53.000Z",
            "username": "phalanxradiologist",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, H",
            "reason": "C: looks like the button that is located on the drive, which it is used to eject\nD: it looks kind of like a DVD disk.\nE: deep saturation makes for high contrast and visibility\n",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:53.000Z",
            "username": "lagoonpersnickety",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "A: The design of this button is good because of its simplicity but I am unsure if this is good because it has been reduced?",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:53.000Z",
            "username": "gleefulcat",
            "question1": "A, D, H, I",
            "reason": "A. It seems like it could be reduction because it reduces a picture of a disk ejecting to just a simple triangle and a bar underneath allowing the user to be able to easily use it. \nD. This is externally consistent with the design of other ejection of disks on other computers. \nH. This design is a dark solid color which will allow users to easily see it \nI. Both languages can view it the same way.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:53.000Z",
            "username": "whooshunhealthy",
            "question1": "A, D, E, F, H",
            "reason": "Reduction - because minimalistic design\nExternally consistent with dvd players\nlow saturated stuff",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:53.000Z",
            "username": "teamtittering",
            "question1": "B, D, F, H",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:53.000Z",
            "username": "clickfold",
            "question1": "A,C,D,H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:54.000Z",
            "username": "helmetgarlic",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, H, I",
            "reason": "I. Relevant because icon is symmetric reading it from left to right or right to left, but it isn't text so....I'm not sure.",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:54.000Z",
            "username": "cookiemedulla",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:54.000Z",
            "username": "supremenose",
            "question1": "D",
            "reason": "Not sure about right-to-left languages... my thought was that the design does not incorporate text in any way, so it purposefully avoids issues with right-to-left languages. Not sure about uniersal design",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:54.000Z",
            "username": "goombahdevilish",
            "question1": "A, D, E",
            "reason": "For D: It's not relevant to that icon in isolation, but the fact that it's a universal 'eject' symbol means it's consistent across devices with eject-like functionality (i.e., a physical DVD player).\nE: Saturation makes it stand out more as opposed to a lighter gray.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:54.000Z",
            "username": "grinddriver",
            "question1": "A, D, E",
            "reason": "External consistency - Physical DVD/CD devices use the same icon.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:54.000Z",
            "username": "milkyfeeling",
            "question1": "A, B, D, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:54.000Z",
            "username": "tentsalty",
            "question1": "A,B,D,E,H",
            "reason": "Not C unless the disc drive eject upwards.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:55.000Z",
            "username": "caterercheerful",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "H. This icon exhibits good universal design because the dark color makes it easy for people with color blindness to see it w/o getting confused.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:55.000Z",
            "username": "bunscoal",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, G",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:55.000Z",
            "username": "wrestlingduster",
            "question1": "A, B, D, E, H",
            "reason": "* It's unclear if Fitt's Law is relevant, since we're not shown the size of the icon. A larger icon would be easier to navigate to with a mouse. \n* We might say that Saturation is relevant, since a completely unsaturated icon might be very difficult to see against a white background.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:55.000Z",
            "username": "twigssharing",
            "question1": "A, B, D, H",
            "reason": "B. Depends on how big that button is in the actual application and where it is placed.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:56.000Z",
            "username": "roarshrivel",
            "question1": "A, B, D, E, H",
            "reason": "Don't remember what double-buffering is, not going to select it.\nSaturation, in my mind should be important to allow for a visually appealing color",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:56.000Z",
            "username": "fairytwenty",
            "question1": "A, C, D, I",
            "reason": "I am not sure about the I (right to left languages)",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:56.000Z",
            "username": "heatingoldfashioned",
            "question1": "A, C, D, G",
            "reason": "C- It is a picture of the CD coming out (mildly)\nD- Pretty standard symbol so consisent\nF- How far apart the lines are matters but that is not the same as kerning\nH- This symbol may not be known to everyone\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:56.000Z",
            "username": "fumbleice",
            "question1": "B, D, E, H",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:56.000Z",
            "username": "earsplittingmixed",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, G, H",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:56.000Z",
            "username": "pigletsmarties",
            "question1": "A, B, D, H",
            "reason": "A reduction - simple design\nH universal design - making a design accessible for all users is important\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:56.000Z",
            "username": "squirrelandorran",
            "question1": "A, C, D, G, I",
            "reason": "I am unsure about capture slips because it might be that one could accidentally click on the eject because it's so close to the icon.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:57.000Z",
            "username": "redwingbonny",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:57.000Z",
            "username": "pulledsymptomatic",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "Reduction: As little as possible has been included in the icon while it continues to express its meaning of ejection.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:57.000Z",
            "username": "boatpanamanian",
            "question1": "A, C, D, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:57.000Z",
            "username": "sdraughturethra",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "H. Does not rely on color, so it doesn't matter if you are visually impaired.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:58.000Z",
            "username": "ubiquitousskate",
            "question1": "A, C, D",
            "reason": "H- I don't really think its universal design since not everyone will have the same ui (this will be of no use to deaf people)\nC/D- I think it is direct mapping/external consistency because this is what is displayed on actual dvd players to eject the disk",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:58.000Z",
            "username": "compromisekennel",
            "question1": "A, D, H, I",
            "reason": "I: Horizontally symmetrical and is therefore agnostic to the direction of the text — though I don't know if I'd classify this as \"strongly relevant\"",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:58.000Z",
            "username": "hikingwoodcock",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "I am not sure about reduction since this is an icon but it still is a very simplistic design. However that might be rlated to the actual design",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:58.000Z",
            "username": "scenerybarber",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, H",
            "reason": "G - I really don't remember it",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:58.000Z",
            "username": "furtiveapricot",
            "question1": "D, E",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:58.000Z",
            "username": "wornoutman",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, I",
            "reason": "B: I said Fitt's Law because the symbol is large and has a wide area to click on. (I'm not sure if this is the interpretation you were looking for)\n",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:59.000Z",
            "username": "patheticarrogant",
            "question1": "B, C, D, G, H",
            "reason": "I'm actually confused about whether this is a real DVD player (e.g. in a car), or a UI from software. \nDirect mapping - should map directly to user actions\nCapture slips - should not be similar to other icons that look similar to avoid",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:59.000Z",
            "username": "chompsnuffle",
            "question1": "D, H",
            "reason": "I think this may also be an example of reduction, but I am uncertain of whether or not it is.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:59.000Z",
            "username": "urethrayellowwool",
            "question1": "A, C, D",
            "reason": "External consistency -- I think yes because many DVD, CD, etc players use this type of shape for the eject button.\nDirect mapping -- I think yes because the rectangle maps to player and arrow to coming out.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:53:59.000Z",
            "username": "irisdragonegg",
            "question1": "A, C, D, H",
            "reason": "C- does the fact that it appears on the button in the GUi mean that it's directly mapping (similar to a remote?)\n\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:00.000Z",
            "username": "rosaryleg",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E",
            "reason": "C- It does look like a picture of a CD coming out\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:00.000Z",
            "username": "ambushrug",
            "question1": "A, B, D, H",
            "reason": "Fitts's Law - easy access to the icon anywhere from the screen",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:00.000Z",
            "username": "fromburritos",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E",
            "reason": "E. Saturation - I'm not certain if it is strongly relevant to the good design, ==\nc. Direct mapping - mostly because i've forgotten the meaning",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:00.000Z",
            "username": "eyelashigloo",
            "question1": "A, D, E, H",
            "reason": "External consistency: this is a universal symbol for ejecting CD disk,",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:00.000Z",
            "username": "sownderpiggy",
            "question1": "C, D, H",
            "reason": "C - I assume VHS players also have this eject icon\nD - I assume the DVD player also has this icon",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:00.000Z",
            "username": "wickerbaggy",
            "question1": "A, H",
            "reason": "C. The arrow and rectangle could be a direct mapping to the CD coming out of the machine, if you squint reaaal hard.\nE. We never learned about this, but saturation and color design is important in logo design.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:01.000Z",
            "username": "bubbleanorak",
            "question1": "A, C, D",
            "reason": "A: Unsure about Reduction as the icon is simple and reduced from a word or word and icon, but I don't know if we consider that a starting point to reduce from.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:01.000Z",
            "username": "toolwornout",
            "question1": "A, C, D, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:01.000Z",
            "username": "racingolympics",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:03.000Z",
            "username": "parcheddome",
            "question1": "A, C, D, G",
            "reason": "A. Only necessary elements\nC. Arrow is pointing inwards, but disc comes out\nD. Commonly used on other DVD player applications\nG. Looks similar to other buttons like \"play\" and \"next chapter\"",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:04.000Z",
            "username": "waterskiheavy",
            "question1": "A, D, E",
            "reason": "If reduction is just simplicity, then it applies to the design of this icon because simpler is better (if you don't sacrifice other things).\n\nKind of forget what direct mapping is.\n\nNot sure how important things that have to do with color are for this.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:06.000Z",
            "username": "consciouscanal",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "H: Universal design - one could argue that it is the same whether someone cannot speak the language (ie an English DVD player that might say \"play\" or \"volume\" in English etc... would still see the eject-button-symbol and understand what that is). A deaf person can also see it and know what the symbol is.\n\nBut not sure if relevant to specifically it's a good design?",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:07.000Z",
            "username": "anesthetistpanjandrum",
            "question1": "A, C, D, H, J",
            "reason": "I'm not sure about universal design, but this should be usable for all users that use computer.\nExternal consistency: should this be ap",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:09.000Z",
            "username": "sleevelessdispensable",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "C. The icon does represent a kind of direct mapping to how the disk slides out of the tray; however, it would be more accurate if it showed the tray moving downwards (i.e. the triangle should be at the bottom and point downwards) since the user will usually be looking down on the disk tray and will see it sliding down.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:10.000Z",
            "username": "farmertherapeutic",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D",
            "reason": "I am not sure about \"Reduction\" because I completely forgot what it referred to.\nI am slightly unsure about Fitt's Law, because I can't recall it exactly-- time it takes to point to something? In which case, relevant.\nDirect mapping- I think I was always a bit iffy on direct mapping versus natural mapping. \n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:11.000Z",
            "username": "rustichorrified",
            "question1": "A, D, E, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-22T20:54:15.000Z",
            "username": "batwinks",
            "question1": "A,D,E",
            "reason": "Not sure about C, it depends on the other icons of the UI in relations to [eject icon]. Not sure is satisaction implies to icon.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "username": "chimneyship",
            "question1": "A, C, D, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "username": "dinosaurcobra",
            "question1": "A, C, D",
            "reason": "D: The array shows a direction. When a disc is ejected, it goes out in a certain direction. That's external consistency.\n",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "username": "brokengarden",
            "question1": "A, D, H",
            "reason": "unsure abt direct mapping,",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "username": "felineveggie",
            "question1": "D",
            "grade": 9
        }
    ],
    "Quiz 22": [
        {
            "timestamp": "Timestamp",
            "username": "Username",
            "question1": "Question 1",
            "reason": "Enter a one sentence reason for each choice you are unsure about.",
            "grade": "Grade"
        },
        {
            "username": "TRUTH",
            "question1": "C,D,F,I"
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:25.000Z",
            "username": "snollygostercompass",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:08.000Z",
            "username": "uvulabars",
            "question1": "B, D, F",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:23.000Z",
            "username": "silveroxbird",
            "question1": "A, D, F, G, I",
            "reason": "Having dashes in phone numbers does improve efficiency through the use of \"chunking\" in terms of human memory storage. However, I would not classify this as an \"issue\".\n\nC - is an issue but it is a universal access issue not KLM\n\n\n",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:08.000Z",
            "username": "pitchironboots",
            "question1": "C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:13.000Z",
            "username": "avocetten",
            "question1": "A, C, D, F, G, I",
            "reason": "A: not sure that saturation is the correct term for overusing a single color. i thought it referred to how much of a pure color is within the color youre using\nI: seems like more of an efficiency problem, but its still an issue",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:38.000Z",
            "username": "desertedambiguous",
            "question1": "A, B, D, I",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:13.000Z",
            "username": "slipperyunknown",
            "question1": "C, D, I",
            "reason": "A. This may not actually be a problem.\nB. This seems like a good thing (not a problem)\n",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:12.000Z",
            "username": "followingcolossal",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:25.000Z",
            "username": "chipwet",
            "question1": "C, D, F, G, I",
            "reason": "A: Using a single color might be an issue, but it probably doesn't fit under saturation. Overuse of a single hue and relying on too many levels of saturation for ordering may be a legitimate issue based on the saturation principal from the graphic design lecture.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:13.000Z",
            "username": "emeraldorerapscallion",
            "question1": "B, C, D, E, I",
            "reason": "E. I'm not sure this is the correct justification; perhaps too much direct manipulation falls better into efficiency (KLM)?",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:55.000Z",
            "username": "arrowwheel",
            "question1": "B, C, D, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:07.000Z",
            "username": "shinybap",
            "question1": "A, B, D, F, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:17.000Z",
            "username": "endurableapathetic",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:10.000Z",
            "username": "frontalcoyote",
            "question1": "B, C, D, E, F, I",
            "reason": "A: I don't think it's saturation as much as contrast\nE: Not too sure about this since I don't know what too much direct manipulation implies",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:52.000Z",
            "username": "cariboujoiner",
            "question1": "A, B, E, G, I",
            "grade": 3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:10.000Z",
            "username": "meowchinchilla",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "D: would only apply if the menu is actually confusing to learn. If it's intuitive, this shouldn't be a problem.\nG: Could apply, but mental model doesn't necessarily have to be the same.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:16.000Z",
            "username": "ghasttearlit",
            "question1": "C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "B: This is a correct statement, but is not an issue as noted in the prompt.\nG: User should be unaware us system model",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:10:49.000Z",
            "username": "infatuatedmaniacal",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "D) If the alternative style of menu is something that is externally consistent, it could be more learnable for the user.\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:18.000Z",
            "username": "smackgritting",
            "question1": "A, D, I",
            "reason": "B is a good issue.\n",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:47.000Z",
            "username": "wistfulfeatures",
            "question1": "B, C, D, E, G, I",
            "reason": "C: Not sure what KLM is",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:14.000Z",
            "username": "funnyracehorse",
            "question1": "B, D, F, G",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:10:58.000Z",
            "username": "pluggedgay",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:19.000Z",
            "username": "blaresuperfluity",
            "question1": "B, F",
            "reason": "B) groups of 3 or 4 numbers will form chunks of memory.\nF) hue does not support order\nG) the system model is not learnable and the user ends with diferent",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:10:53.000Z",
            "username": "murmurexciting",
            "question1": "A, B, C, E, F, G, I",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:10:42.000Z",
            "username": "hitterputting",
            "question1": "B, C, D, E, F, G, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:35.000Z",
            "username": "concernedefficient",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:21.000Z",
            "username": "slappingdispirited",
            "question1": "C, F, G, H, I",
            "reason": "A overuse of a single color is a valid issue but not because of saturation, saturation is an attribute of the color\nB is confusing because others are problems but B is a good thing to separate phone number with dashes\nD is also confusing because it doesn't say anything about the alternative menu whether it's appropriate, it just says there is",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:50.000Z",
            "username": "stoppacified",
            "question1": "A, B, C, E, H, I",
            "reason": "not quite suure if chunking goes under efficiency or readability\n\n",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:57.000Z",
            "username": "softdragonegg",
            "question1": "C, D, F, G, I",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:13.000Z",
            "username": "infestationblobby",
            "question1": "B, C, D, I",
            "reason": "I'm not sure about F and G. It seems like Hue could be used to distinguish between different sets of data. And it seems like in the case of thermostat the model not matching could have an impact.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:16.000Z",
            "username": "cartographerbug",
            "question1": "C, D, I",
            "reason": "For E, it is unclear whether too much direct manipulation is a \"usability\" issue, and not simply a design choice",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:12.000Z",
            "username": "pantspulse",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "B. I'm thinking like the FAFSA page, where it adds the dashes inside the textbox. I find this extremely helpful, so it adds to usability. \nC. it's usability but more akin to efficiency. \n",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "username": "facecockle",
            "question1": "A,B,F,I",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:08.000Z",
            "username": "limpinghellish",
            "question1": "A, C, D, G, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:14.000Z",
            "username": "tentpainful",
            "question1": "C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:13.000Z",
            "username": "sorefarrow",
            "question1": "D, F, I",
            "reason": "c. efficiency+external consistency problem but not KLM\n",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:22.000Z",
            "username": "remarkablehack",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F, G, I",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:10.000Z",
            "username": "chatterscrubbing",
            "question1": "D, G, I",
            "reason": "B -- having dashes is actually more correct than a block of numbers for chunking/efficiency, if that's what you mean\nC -- it may not be good for safety though\n",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:15.000Z",
            "username": "palatecrow",
            "question1": "C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "username": "ironswordscourge",
            "question1": "C,D,F,I",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:46.000Z",
            "username": "quibblecustard",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:35.000Z",
            "username": "sleepyinning",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F, G, I",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:10:13.000Z",
            "username": "slitherhopeless",
            "question1": "D, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:08.000Z",
            "username": "jugularchamois",
            "question1": "A, B, C, F, G, I",
            "reason": "B: This is a good thing, not an issue, but the dashes do help with chunking which helps efficiency. I'm just unclear if you're asking for problems or if good things are allowed too.\nD: This would be an external consistency concern, but maybe this menu is more learnable or efficient and hence isn't an issue\n",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:25.000Z",
            "username": "idioticwire",
            "question1": "C, D, E, G, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:49.000Z",
            "username": "aldermanlead",
            "question1": "B, C, F, I",
            "reason": "B - is not an issue. it is a positive thing\nI- all data might get lost",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:46.000Z",
            "username": "nailssassy",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:06.000Z",
            "username": "moshglow",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "D seems to imply it's difficult to understand\nF could work, but could cause problems if there is no legend",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:09.000Z",
            "username": "stabbingpod",
            "question1": "B, C, D, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:17.000Z",
            "username": "clerkface",
            "question1": "C, D, F, G, I",
            "reason": "I'm not sure about choice A, because you don't want too many colors, but I don't know if use of too much of 1 color is okay.\nAlternative design of menu is okay if it's more efficient than current existing one.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:06.000Z",
            "username": "utopianwaterbottle",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:15.000Z",
            "username": "cheesemoldovan",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, G",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:01.000Z",
            "username": "melodicloathsome",
            "question1": "A, B, D, F, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:42.000Z",
            "username": "infielderworried",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, F",
            "reason": "C. Definitely efficiency not sure if it's KLM\n",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:10:26.000Z",
            "username": "moprugby",
            "question1": "A, D, E, F, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:13.000Z",
            "username": "quantityflight",
            "question1": "D, G, I",
            "reason": "B: this is a good use of chunking for efficient reading/internalization, not a bad use.\nC: is a good use for efficienct",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:24.000Z",
            "username": "vaguecrank",
            "question1": "C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "B - not a problem, but a feature that improves efficiency",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:10:33.000Z",
            "username": "yourspotless",
            "question1": "C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:11.000Z",
            "username": "chokinggarlic",
            "question1": "A, C, D, F, G, I",
            "reason": "E- I think direct manipulation is a good idea in most cases",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:13.000Z",
            "username": "touristclotted",
            "question1": "B, D, G",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:50.000Z",
            "username": "greenemeraldore",
            "question1": "A, B, D, G, I",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:14.000Z",
            "username": "fatrigid",
            "question1": "B, C, D, G, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:05.000Z",
            "username": "discusscrew",
            "question1": "C, D, F, G, I",
            "reason": "B - I know dashes relate to chunking, but I thought chunking helped with learnability rather than efficiency.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:19.000Z",
            "username": "peartingley",
            "question1": "B, D, G, I",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:02.000Z",
            "username": "chivalrousdistracted",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:31.000Z",
            "username": "brokenpig",
            "question1": "C, D, E, G, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:16.000Z",
            "username": "fittingbullocks",
            "question1": "C, D, F, G",
            "reason": "B.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:10.000Z",
            "username": "fenceinnocent",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:08.000Z",
            "username": "derangedwrong",
            "question1": "B, C, D, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:23.000Z",
            "username": "standingyouthful",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "ue of alternative style of meny. Not sure if external consistency means sticking to well known UI conventions.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:22.000Z",
            "username": "sleepyjust",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "reason": "H. This is not related to learnability.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:13.000Z",
            "username": "prickeddule",
            "question1": "B, C, G",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:10.000Z",
            "username": "bawlpark",
            "question1": "C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:25.000Z",
            "username": "distincttaekwondo",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F, I",
            "reason": "A. single color could be good for consistency as well, not sure exactly what is meant by overuse.\nB. having dashes is good for chunking, not really an issue.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:52.000Z",
            "username": "hoopscruffy",
            "question1": "B, C, D, G",
            "reason": "For I, the phrasing of the sentence does not suggest problems with checking errors so it's not a good evaluation.",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "username": "abjectelk",
            "question1": "A,C,D,E,F,I",
            "reason": "D. Might not be as legit",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:18.000Z",
            "username": "vaguechin",
            "question1": "C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "A. Not sure if this is related to saturation..\nB. This isn't really an issue\nE. What would be considered too much and why would it be too much?",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:11.000Z",
            "username": "yahoopeppers",
            "question1": "B, C, D, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:17.000Z",
            "username": "phalanxradiologist",
            "question1": "B, D, F, G, I",
            "reason": "A - I wouldn't call it saturation but rather contrast\nF - I'm not sure what you're asking, but you can't order on hue. It is a visual variable though.\nH - not relevant to heuristic evaluation\n",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:13.000Z",
            "username": "lagoonpersnickety",
            "question1": "C, D, F, G",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "username": "gleefulcat",
            "question1": "D,G,I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:17.000Z",
            "username": "whooshunhealthy",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:00.000Z",
            "username": "clickfold",
            "question1": "B, C, F, G, I",
            "reason": "I would choose A as well but I think the term saturation is misused in the context of the answer",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:10.000Z",
            "username": "supremenose",
            "question1": "A, C, D, F, G",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:14.000Z",
            "username": "goombahdevilish",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F",
            "reason": "B: *Not* having dashes would be an issue, having dashes would be a good thing.\nD: There are cases when alternative menu styles an be good, but in general they probably aren't.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:12.000Z",
            "username": "grinddriver",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "reason": "B is correct assuming that it's a good feature noted, or is commenting on the lack of dashes.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:07.000Z",
            "username": "milkyfeeling",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:06.000Z",
            "username": "tentsalty",
            "question1": "C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "B seems to be a good thing (having dashes in phone number) so I didn't select it as an issue",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:12.000Z",
            "username": "caterercheerful",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:11.000Z",
            "username": "carpuscuts",
            "question1": "C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "b- This is definitely a good thing that could be recorded in heuristic eval.\n",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:10:29.000Z",
            "username": "wrestlingduster",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:07.000Z",
            "username": "roarshrivel",
            "question1": "B, C, D, I",
            "reason": "B - I'm not sure if this refers to the *lack* of having dashes in phone numbers, or not. If the user doesn't have dashes, it's a chunking (efficiency) issue, but if the user does, it's ok.\n\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:12.000Z",
            "username": "fairytwenty",
            "question1": "B, C, E, G, I",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:50.000Z",
            "username": "heatingoldfashioned",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "B- It is correct that it is chunking, but that is not a negative thing as chunking is good\nE- It is direct manipulation, but that is more related to efficiency",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:06.000Z",
            "username": "earsplittingmixed",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:15.000Z",
            "username": "pigletsmarties",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:11.000Z",
            "username": "blessinglying",
            "question1": "C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "C: Is the enter button also allowed? Is there a login button at all?\n\nD: Is the menu currently used the one people are most familiar with (Google-esque nav menu on top? Facebook side nav menu?) Or is it a menu that is completely unusual and thus a new menu would be valid?\n\n\n\n",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:57.000Z",
            "username": "squirrelandorran",
            "question1": "A, C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:27.000Z",
            "username": "pulledsymptomatic",
            "question1": "A, C, D, I",
            "reason": "B. Dashes are a form of chunking but not an issue (instead a positive thing)\nE. Too much direct manipulation is an issue but more of efficiency than learnability",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:03.000Z",
            "username": "ubiquitousskate",
            "question1": "C, D, E, F, I",
            "reason": "I marked G and H as not true because those are issues with code design that shouldn't come up in a heuristic eval of a UI.\n\nI marked E as true because having too much direct manipulation makes the UI harder to learn.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:13.000Z",
            "username": "compromisekennel",
            "question1": "B, C, D, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:11.000Z",
            "username": "hikingwoodcock",
            "question1": "B, C, F, G",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:44.000Z",
            "username": "scenerybarber",
            "question1": "B, F, G, I",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:10.000Z",
            "username": "furtiveapricot",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:10.000Z",
            "username": "wornoutman",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "C: I don't remember what KLM stands for, but I know this has to do with efficiency\nE. This could be true, but I feel that the issue itself is too ambiguous. Why is it necessarily bad in this case to have direct manipulation.\nI: This is definitely safety, and in this case I think it could be argued that the user was not in control because they might not know that you had to refresh unless it was explicitly indicated.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:15.000Z",
            "username": "patheticarrogant",
            "question1": "D, E, F, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:17.000Z",
            "username": "chompsnuffle",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, G",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:40.000Z",
            "username": "urethrayellowwool",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:13.000Z",
            "username": "irisdragonegg",
            "question1": "C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "A- not sure if this would count as saturation or not\n\nC- not sure if this could laso be counted as consistency\n",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:23.000Z",
            "username": "rosaryleg",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "B- I think that the dashes do help with chunking a phone number and therefore readability and efficiency, although I am not certain",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:16.000Z",
            "username": "ambushrug",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "reason": "I think A is a HE problem, but I don't think it is saturation\nD sounds like a problem too, but the wording of the problem is not elaborate\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:13.000Z",
            "username": "eyelashigloo",
            "question1": "B, C, D, G",
            "reason": "D: alternative style could be beneficial",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:10:35.000Z",
            "username": "sownderpiggy",
            "question1": "A, B, C, E, F, I",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:56.000Z",
            "username": "bubbleanorak",
            "question1": "C, D, I",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:16.000Z",
            "username": "racingolympics",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:08.000Z",
            "username": "parcheddome",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F",
            "reason": "B and G and E are not issues\nI deals with recoverability, not user control",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:10:58.000Z",
            "username": "waterskiheavy",
            "question1": "B, C, D, G, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "username": "consciouscanal",
            "question1": "A,D,E,F",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:48.000Z",
            "username": "anesthetistpanjandrum",
            "question1": "C, D, F, I",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:09:59.000Z",
            "username": "austrianconscious",
            "question1": "A, C, E, G, H, I",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:09.000Z",
            "username": "sleevelessdispensable",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "reason": "A - overusing a single color doesn't necessarily have much to do with saturation, although it is a graphic design problem.\n\nE - too much direct manipulation is more of an effiiency problem rather than learnability.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:14.000Z",
            "username": "farmertherapeutic",
            "question1": "C, D, I",
            "reason": "Not sure about C, because forgot what KLM is\n",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "username": "batwinks",
            "question1": "B,C,F,I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:33.000Z",
            "username": "chimneyship",
            "question1": "C, D, I",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:18.000Z",
            "username": "dinosaurcobra",
            "question1": "A, F",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:12:17.000Z",
            "username": "brokengarden",
            "question1": "B, F, G, I",
            "reason": "A is not very clear. C",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-04-29T20:11:28.000Z",
            "username": "felineveggie",
            "question1": "C, D, I",
            "grade": 9
        }
    ],
    "Quiz 23": [
        {
            "timestamp": "Timestamp",
            "username": "Username",
            "question1": "Question 1",
            "reason": "Enter a one sentence reason for each choice you are unsure about.",
            "grade": "Grade"
        },
        {
            "username": "TRUTH",
            "question1": "B,C?,D,E,F,G,I"
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:16:31.000Z",
            "username": "snollygostercompass",
            "question1": "A, C, F, G",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:45.000Z",
            "username": "silveroxbird",
            "question1": "A, C, G, I",
            "reason": "(E) Visual variables could be represented by the Icon of each selection item listed.",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:26.000Z",
            "username": "pitchironboots",
            "question1": "C, G",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:29.000Z",
            "username": "avocetten",
            "question1": "A, B, D, E, F, G, I",
            "reason": "A: the results are being aggregated into chunks\n",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "username": "abundantchatter",
            "question1": "A,B,C,G,H",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:21.000Z",
            "username": "desertedambiguous",
            "question1": "A, C, E",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:43.000Z",
            "username": "bulldeceit",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F, I",
            "reason": "B) User profile picture can be a clue for recognizing users rather than recalling who they are by name\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:12.000Z",
            "username": "slipperyunknown",
            "question1": "A, C, G",
            "reason": "A: Because the choices are aggregated into categories",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:21.000Z",
            "username": "followingcolossal",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, I",
            "reason": "A - aggregation; even though you can't \"aggregate\" items and do operations on multiple, the items are grouped into various aggregates (\"Pages\", \"People\", \"Apps\")\n\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:34.000Z",
            "username": "fluffyquack",
            "question1": "A, C, D, I",
            "reason": "Hierarchy in terms of sizing of text, and which is more important or categorical Hierarchy?",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:04.000Z",
            "username": "arrowwheel",
            "question1": "A, B, C, E, F, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:30.000Z",
            "username": "thudelderly",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, G, I",
            "reason": "Pending delete because the text is highlighted and can be overwritten.\nHierarchy because there are categories and elements within them (same reason for aggregation: similar things grouped under one heading)\n\nThere's always contrast in any design so it seems reasonable this has contrast (the degree of which is debatable).",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:36.000Z",
            "username": "shinybap",
            "question1": "A, E, G, H",
            "reason": "it's not clear that whether it's auto completing so assuming it's not.",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:38.000Z",
            "username": "endurableapathetic",
            "question1": "B, C, E, G",
            "reason": "Not sure about visual variables, their are icons on the web page.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:27.000Z",
            "username": "frontalcoyote",
            "question1": "A, C, G",
            "reason": "F: Information scent? What does that mean...",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:32.000Z",
            "username": "dehydratedfard",
            "question1": "A, B, C, E, G, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:22.000Z",
            "username": "veterinarianscotch",
            "question1": "A, C, D, I",
            "reason": "For contrast, the names of the people/apps contrast with the white background of the search results\nFor autocomplete, the search has autocompleted test to Testament, and other things I can't see\n",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:02.000Z",
            "username": "cariboujoiner",
            "question1": "A, D, F, G",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:19.000Z",
            "username": "meowchinchilla",
            "question1": "A, D, E, G",
            "reason": "A--combining similar results together (pages, people, etc.)\n\nD--Between the link to the page and the information about it (#likes, etc.)\n\nE--Uses hue, size, value\n\nG--Pages under type of page",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:39.000Z",
            "username": "fardiscfizz",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F, G, I",
            "reason": "D: Contrast is used in the sense that more important pieces of information are in a darker text and thus stand out due to contrast with the background (contrast used to create heirarchy)",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:39.000Z",
            "username": "ghasttearlit",
            "question1": "A, C, E, F",
            "reason": "H: there is continuity in that there is one continuous list of all the possible results, but not fully contiuous",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:12:57.000Z",
            "username": "infatuatedmaniacal",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, I",
            "reason": "F) Information Scent because the names are clickable links that you can then follow.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:19.000Z",
            "username": "smackgritting",
            "question1": "A, E, F",
            "reason": "C: not sure if there is auto complete\n",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:36.000Z",
            "username": "witchesstubborn",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F, G",
            "reason": "b - recognition - the autocomplete transforms the recall task of remembering a friend's name into just having to find it in the autocomplete, but you still need to recall a few letters\n\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:26.000Z",
            "username": "wistfulfeatures",
            "question1": "A, B, D, E, F, G, H",
            "reason": "Recognition, Pending Delete: never heard of/not familiar",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:33.000Z",
            "username": "funnyracehorse",
            "question1": "A, D, E, F, G",
            "reason": "C. Autocomplete; I cant see anything autocompleting what he wrote but the website does dynamically show results as he types",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:06.000Z",
            "username": "pluggedgay",
            "question1": "A, B, C, F, G, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:35.000Z",
            "username": "blaresuperfluity",
            "question1": "C, D, E, G",
            "reason": "C) it's on the top bar\nD) white background contrast with blue title makes them pop up\nE) hue is used for hierarchy\nG) they present 3 main pieces of info clearly categorized by importance (blue, bold grey, grey)\n",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:28.000Z",
            "username": "murmurexciting",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, G, I",
            "reason": "Autocomplete for search (not shown in screenshot, but I know it's a feature)\nHierarchy for different entry types (Apps, People...)\nInformation Scent for blue links and underline on mouseover\nVisual Variables - blue for primary info, grey for secondary info (also, size difference)",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:33.000Z",
            "username": "concernedefficient",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:27.000Z",
            "username": "slappingdispirited",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, I",
            "reason": "D. Contrast in name colors\nF. There is an information scent because it gives a cue of how to see more results\nG. No hierarchy in terms of pages relative to people to apps",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "username": "stoppacified",
            "question1": "B,D,E,H,J",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:38.000Z",
            "username": "swimmingadvisor",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, G",
            "reason": "C. I chose this because I knoe this is facebook, and that the search function does use autocomplete in real time.\nD. The important information most people will care about at first glance has high contrast; the details are low contrast so as to not distract.",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:07.000Z",
            "username": "softdragonegg",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F, G",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:12:52.000Z",
            "username": "gordonskirt",
            "question1": "A, B, C, E, G",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:26.000Z",
            "username": "cartographerbug",
            "question1": "D, F, G, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:36.000Z",
            "username": "whispericy",
            "question1": "A, C, D, F, J",
            "reason": "I dont think hierarchy applies although photo/name/information/description are sort of grouped in that way within each block.\n",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:08.000Z",
            "username": "pantspulse",
            "question1": "B, C, D, E, G, H",
            "reason": "D slight contrast between sposored pages, people, and apps\nF following information is a challenge.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:54.000Z",
            "username": "limpinghellish",
            "question1": "A, D, E",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:36.000Z",
            "username": "sorefarrow",
            "question1": "A, D, F, G",
            "reason": "1.things grouped under diff\nc.there is not autocomplete on top in this picture\nd. top bar blue contrast to white color\nf. help message under each thing tells u a little bit about the link\ng. have title+ items under it",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:35.000Z",
            "username": "palatecrow",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, G, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:34.000Z",
            "username": "ironswordscourge",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, G, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:04.000Z",
            "username": "quibblecustard",
            "question1": "A, B, C, E, G, H",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:37.000Z",
            "username": "sleepyinning",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, G",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:04.000Z",
            "username": "jugularchamois",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F, G, I",
            "reason": "D: The contrast is achieved by the blue on white, and blue vs white text\nI: The \"test\" is highlighted and can be deleted immediately...not sure this is a feature of the website or something that just ended up in the screenshot.",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:12:43.000Z",
            "username": "idioticwire",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, G",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:25.000Z",
            "username": "aldermanlead",
            "question1": "A, B, F, G, H",
            "reason": "G- split to several groups (pages , people)\nA- several items in the same groups are together (people) \nC - there is no auto complete, but it does suggest names that contain some part of the word the user typed\nD- the top grey bar is not too much of a contrast",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:37.000Z",
            "username": "snowcoffee",
            "question1": "A, C, G",
            "reason": "E.) Visual variables - lines seperating groupings could be considered visual variables, \nG.) By suggesting there are more results, we are being told that the ones being presented are more imporant/valuable",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:32.000Z",
            "username": "hackwork",
            "question1": "A, D, G, H",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:42.000Z",
            "username": "sheepselfish",
            "question1": "A, B, C, G, H",
            "reason": "The search bar at the top looks like it might be autocompleting something, but I can't telll.\nThere is some contrast between headers and with text colors, but it is not used extensivly.\n\nInformation Scent is used sparsely with things like the city someone was in, but their structure doesn't make strong use of the types of informaiton.\n",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:57.000Z",
            "username": "magentarosepan",
            "question1": "C, D, G",
            "reason": "D: The name field is contrasted with the white background so that this is what you focus on.",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:33.000Z",
            "username": "nailssassy",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:56.000Z",
            "username": "moshglow",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:34.000Z",
            "username": "stabbingpod",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, G, H",
            "reason": "Aggregation: pages, people, app results are gathered into their respective sections\n\nAutocomplete: I assume this is an auto-complete drop down from the user's text",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:37.000Z",
            "username": "clerkface",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, G",
            "reason": "Not sure about C: autocomplete, it seems othat on the search box, there is autocomplete, but it's not shown on this screenshot.\nI think there is contrast between grey, white , and black, and the one color that shows really well - blue.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:23.000Z",
            "username": "utopianwaterbottle",
            "question1": "A, C, D, F, G",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:34.000Z",
            "username": "cheesemoldovan",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, I",
            "reason": "C) This looks like facebook and if it is then when I type into the facebook search bar autocomplete is enabled.",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:03.000Z",
            "username": "melodicloathsome",
            "question1": "C, E, F, G, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "username": "infielderworried",
            "question1": "A,B,C,F,G,I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:12:51.000Z",
            "username": "moprugby",
            "question1": "A, C, E, F",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:57.000Z",
            "username": "quantityflight",
            "question1": "C, D, E, G",
            "reason": "E: pictures are visual indicators of item\n\nC: assuming this is a dropdown being autocompleted\n\nD: Contrast in name vs other info (eg TESTAMENT :: music/band)\n\n",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:41.000Z",
            "username": "vaguecrank",
            "question1": "C, F, G",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:11.000Z",
            "username": "yourspotless",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, G, I",
            "reason": "I picked \"contrast\" because there is good use of contract (dark text on light background), though the interface doesn't make particularly special use of contrast.\n\nI picked \"pending delete\" because the text in the search box is highlighted, ready to be overwritten. This probably isn't a feature of the actual interface, but rather a circumstance under which the screenshot was taken.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:34.000Z",
            "username": "chokinggarlic",
            "question1": "A, C, D, G",
            "reason": "recognition might come into play because picture help identify people better than name",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:24.000Z",
            "username": "touristclotted",
            "question1": "A, D, E, F, G",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:35.000Z",
            "username": "greenemeraldore",
            "question1": "A, C, D, G, I",
            "reason": "C, I - I think that facebook does do that, here i see suggested maybe same",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:33.000Z",
            "username": "fatrigid",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, G",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:25.000Z",
            "username": "discusscrew",
            "question1": "B, C, D, E, F, G",
            "reason": "A - Could be aggregation because things are divided based on pages, people and apps?",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:34.000Z",
            "username": "chivalrousdistracted",
            "question1": "A, C, D, G, I",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:01.000Z",
            "username": "brokenpig",
            "question1": "A, C, E, F",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:33.000Z",
            "username": "fittingbullocks",
            "question1": "A, B, E, F, G, J",
            "reason": "C. I can't tell if there is autocomplete, and I don't remember if Facebook has autocomplete.",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:26.000Z",
            "username": "fenceinnocent",
            "question1": "B, D, E, F",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:38.000Z",
            "username": "derangedwrong",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, G, H",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:31.000Z",
            "username": "sleepyjust",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, G, I",
            "reason": "D. The text color of Pages, People is black, which contrasts with other grey text.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:38.000Z",
            "username": "prickeddule",
            "question1": "A, D, E, G, I",
            "reason": "D. The contrast is between the title and the text under the title.\nC. Auto-complete? I did not try the search box, so I am not sure",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:43.000Z",
            "username": "forearmzeal",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, G, H, I, J",
            "reason": "C: autocomplete isn't shown being used in the text field, but the search results seem to be using autocomplete",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:39.000Z",
            "username": "bawlpark",
            "question1": "B, C, E, F, G",
            "reason": "B - Interface allows us to recognize what we may be looking for rather than remembering the whole title\nC - Interface gives us lots of possibilities",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:49.000Z",
            "username": "distincttaekwondo",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, G",
            "reason": "A. There is aggregation of different categories but it is also hierarchy",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:38.000Z",
            "username": "hoopscruffy",
            "question1": "A, B, C, E, F",
            "reason": "Contrast is not really strong in this case although it does exist.",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:48.000Z",
            "username": "abjectelk",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, F, G",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:36.000Z",
            "username": "vaguechin",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, G",
            "reason": "B. I'm not sure about recognition because this is familiar, but i'm not sure if that's because I use facebook or its common to other interfaces.\nC. Autocomplete - this isn't really a principle, but it's a technique?\nD. The words contrast the background?\n",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:12:48.000Z",
            "username": "clayballssoft",
            "question1": "A, B, D, F, H",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:26.000Z",
            "username": "harrysoil",
            "question1": "B, C, D, F, G, I",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:37.000Z",
            "username": "yahoopeppers",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, G, H",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:25.000Z",
            "username": "phalanxradiologist",
            "question1": "A, B, C, E, F, G",
            "reason": "E - the pictures of the users are visual variables",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:42.000Z",
            "username": "lagoonpersnickety",
            "question1": "A, B, D, E, G, I",
            "reason": "B. I believe the facebook search bar has autocomplete implemented\nI. Not sure if the text is highlighted above in the search for pending delete",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:32.000Z",
            "username": "gleefulcat",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, I",
            "reason": "B. The images help you recognize what the description/selection is about. \nD. There are contrasts between each section such as the difference between pages, people and apps. \nE. There are no visual variables because there aren't any additional information to help supplement the visuals. \nF. There is no information scent/breadcrumbing to help you determine what pages have been trasversed.",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:33.000Z",
            "username": "whooshunhealthy",
            "question1": "B, C, D, E, F, G, I",
            "reason": "Recognition, Autocomplete - in the search bar\nHierarchy - using headers\nCOn",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "username": "teamtittering",
            "question1": "A,C,E,F,G",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:35.000Z",
            "username": "clickfold",
            "question1": "B, C, D, E, F",
            "reason": "This question is very, very bad and assumes a knowledge about facebook to complete, principles cannot be shown in a screenshot. Very upset about the quality of questions the last 3 quizzes and I blame the preparation of the quiz and not the quiz taker for this.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:37.000Z",
            "username": "helmetgarlic",
            "question1": "C, D, E, F, G",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:34.000Z",
            "username": "cookiemedulla",
            "question1": "B, D, F, G, H",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:11.000Z",
            "username": "goombahdevilish",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F, G",
            "reason": "B: If the image for a page looks like what the page is (for example, a violin for a violin page), you'l recognize it.\nF. The page titles are links, as opposed to being something like \"Click here for violin\"",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:32.000Z",
            "username": "grinddriver",
            "question1": "A, B, C, E, F, G",
            "reason": "Sponsored results (though not present) are at the top to highlight them (visual variables)",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:46.000Z",
            "username": "milkyfeeling",
            "question1": "A, B, E, F",
            "reason": "Autocomplete might have been there before the results popped out.\n\nContrast- some is used in icons",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:37.000Z",
            "username": "tentsalty",
            "question1": "A, C, E, F",
            "reason": "I. Pending delete is only for letters after the cursor",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:34.000Z",
            "username": "caterercheerful",
            "question1": "B, D, E, F, G",
            "reason": "C and I: can't really tell what's going on in the search bar, but it doesn't look like autocomplete. For pending delete, can't tell b/c user could just have highlighted it.\nA - maybe could be aggregation b/c grouped into pages, people, and apps",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:55.000Z",
            "username": "bunscoal",
            "question1": "A, B, E, G, H, I",
            "reason": "C: I don't see any autocomplete\nD: I am not sure if the contrast here is noticeable enough.\n",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:09.000Z",
            "username": "carpuscuts",
            "question1": "B, C, D, E, F, G, H",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "username": "wavecerise",
            "question1": "A,B,C,D,F,G,H,J",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:20.000Z",
            "username": "wrestlingduster",
            "question1": "A, B, D, F, G, I",
            "reason": "C: We can't tell if Autocomplete is used here\nI. We can't tell if pending delete was used without knowing whether the text in the search bar was highlighted manually be the user or automatically by the application",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:31.000Z",
            "username": "twigssharing",
            "question1": "B, D, F, G",
            "reason": "C, the autocomplete is not for the textfield, but the suggestions form a sort of completion for what the user has entered.",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:14.000Z",
            "username": "roarshrivel",
            "question1": "A, C, D, G, H",
            "reason": "Continuity - don't quite remember the definition",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:18.000Z",
            "username": "fairytwenty",
            "question1": "C, F, H",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:40.000Z",
            "username": "heatingoldfashioned",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F",
            "reason": "F- shows you what is available when listing info in drop down\nD- blue versus not for names",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:16.000Z",
            "username": "fumbleice",
            "question1": "C, E, G, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:32.000Z",
            "username": "earsplittingmixed",
            "question1": "A, B, C, E, F, G",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:25.000Z",
            "username": "pigletsmarties",
            "question1": "B, C, D, E, F, G, I",
            "reason": "contrast - the headings contrast with the subheadings, pictures contrast with background",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:35.000Z",
            "username": "squirrelandorran",
            "question1": "C, D, E, H, J",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:30.000Z",
            "username": "redwingbonny",
            "question1": "A, B, D, E, F, G",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:41.000Z",
            "username": "pulledsymptomatic",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, F, H",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:25.000Z",
            "username": "sdraughturethra",
            "question1": "A, B, C, E, F, G",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:32.000Z",
            "username": "ubiquitousskate",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, G",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:39.000Z",
            "username": "hikingwoodcock",
            "question1": "A, B, C, E, F, I",
            "reason": "autocomplete : since it doesn't exactly complete the text you enter. It only provides possible results to whatever has been entered (information scent?)\nAggregation : Well it does group search results by category.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:30.000Z",
            "username": "scenerybarber",
            "question1": "A, E, F, G",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:09.000Z",
            "username": "furtiveapricot",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, G, H",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:38.000Z",
            "username": "wornoutman",
            "question1": "A, E, F, G, I",
            "reason": "G. I'd say hierarchy is used within each of the descriptions (the title is bold, the rest are less pronounced), but not in the overall structure.\nF. Information scent is there because the links are descriptive (don't say just 'click here')\nD. I said contrast was not there because the colors are not very vibrant, and everything is about the same size",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:23.000Z",
            "username": "patheticarrogant",
            "question1": "A, D, E, G",
            "reason": "i cant tell if its a dynamic search (autocomplete is on for the search field) or the user pressed enter\n",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:16:18.000Z",
            "username": "chompsnuffle",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, G",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:10.000Z",
            "username": "urethrayellowwool",
            "question1": "A, B, D, E, G",
            "reason": "Autocomplete- not sure from looking at it whether the search box at the top has autocomplete. Doesn't look like it.",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:26.000Z",
            "username": "irisdragonegg",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, I",
            "reason": "D: Contrast in name (links)",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:36.000Z",
            "username": "rosaryleg",
            "question1": "A, B, C, E, F, G, I",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:37.000Z",
            "username": "ambushrug",
            "question1": "A, E, I",
            "reason": "Autocomplete - Not sure if the results showed up before or after the text was entered\n",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:29.000Z",
            "username": "fromburritos",
            "question1": "A, B, C, G",
            "reason": "D) blue text contrasts with white background\nI) Pending delete??\n",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:31.000Z",
            "username": "eyelashigloo",
            "question1": "A, D, E, F, G, I",
            "reason": "C: I know autocomplete is implemented in that UI, but it's not shown in the picture, so I exclude it.\n",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:37.000Z",
            "username": "wickerbaggy",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H",
            "reason": "a. The dropdown aggregates search results\nb. The user/app/page icons help for recognition\nc. The dropdown has autocomplete (assuming this is facebook and not a silly static dropdown menu)\nd. There's contrast between colors and the background and each other.\ne. The icons are visual things which can change.\nf. The small names and little info are scents of further information upon clicking on the link.\ng. There's heiarchy, i.e. Pages, People and Apps as headers and the other things of children of those.\nh. .It's a dropdown\n",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:25.000Z",
            "username": "bubbleanorak",
            "question1": "A, C, E, H",
            "reason": "Aggregation - We are aggregating the information into the autocomplete bar",
            "grade": 3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:33.000Z",
            "username": "toolwornout",
            "question1": "C, D, G",
            "reason": "Contrast is used in the dark blue color of the navigation bar and the darker bolded text of the headers",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:12:58.000Z",
            "username": "racingolympics",
            "question1": "A, E, F, I",
            "grade": 6
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:33.000Z",
            "username": "parcheddome",
            "question1": "B, D, E, F, G, I",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:12:43.000Z",
            "username": "waterskiheavy",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "username": "consciouscanal",
            "question1": "A,B,C,D,E,I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:59.000Z",
            "username": "anesthetistpanjandrum",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F, G",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:20.000Z",
            "username": "austrianconscious",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, F, G, I",
            "grade": 9
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:44.000Z",
            "username": "clocksjoy",
            "question1": "A, C, D, F, G, I",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:28.000Z",
            "username": "sleevelessdispensable",
            "question1": "A, C, D, E, F, G, H, I",
            "reason": "C - I can't quite see the input box from here, but it looks like the user typed in \"t\" and \"est\" is highlighted, indicating that the UI autocompleted the rest of the word",
            "grade": 7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:18.000Z",
            "username": "farmertherapeutic",
            "question1": "A, B, C, D, E, G, I",
            "reason": "A- aggregation- forgot exactly what it means, but if its grouping results together, than yes. Otherwise, oops.\nC- autocomplete- It's not apparent form the screenshot, but I think I recall facebook has it\nE- visual variables- position and relevance?",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "username": "batwinks",
            "question1": "A,C,D,E,F,J",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:14:21.000Z",
            "username": "dinosaurcobra",
            "question1": "E, H",
            "grade": 4
        },
        {
            "username": "brokengarden",
            "question1": "C,D,E,F,G",
            "grade": 8
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-01T20:13:32.000Z",
            "username": "felineveggie",
            "question1": "A, C",
            "grade": 3
        }
    ],
    "Quiz 24": [
        {
            "timestamp": "Timestamp",
            "username": "Username",
            "question1": "Question 1",
            "reason": "Enter a one sentence reason for each choice you are unsure about.",
            "grade": "Grade"
        },
        {
            "username": "TRUTH",
            "question1": "A"
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:43.000Z",
            "username": "snollygostercompass",
            "question1": "F",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "username": "uvulabars",
            "reason": "Unsure about F - for changes that can't be undone.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:40.000Z",
            "username": "silveroxbird",
            "question1": "A, F",
            "reason": "A - iterative designs are good\n\nF- an undo button would also be good. Confirmation pages may cause inefficiency.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:53.000Z",
            "username": "pitchironboots",
            "question1": "A, B, E",
            "reason": "A - Depends how quick of a prototype.\nB - Depends what type of information we're trying to receive. Ultimately, users don't always know what they want.\nE - Especially if its for easy to change things like color schemes...nothing too drastic.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:51.000Z",
            "username": "avocetten",
            "question1": "A, F",
            "reason": "B: users know what they want sometimes, and a survey might not be the best way to find out",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:48.000Z",
            "username": "abundantchatter",
            "question1": "A, E",
            "reason": "A: depends what \"this\" is\nE: This is not necessarily messing with the UI maybe just evening out hard edges",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:41.000Z",
            "username": "desertedambiguous",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "A. to me \"building a prototype\" implies coding, but I would definitely suggest prototype a paper prototype or something really low fidelity to mock things up, but building a coded prototype is too much of an investment/time to figure out basic/preliminary stuff. Overall prototyping is good, but just jumping into a prototype seems like a bad idea.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:09:06.000Z",
            "username": "bulldeceit",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "I'm a little unsure about E, but I assume that graphic design should be a part of the iterative design process, and not used as a last-minute fix.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:09:38.000Z",
            "username": "slipperyunknown",
            "question1": "A, F",
            "reason": "D: Color is not a discrete enough choice to be able to compare elements upon without also including the price or actual amount spent, color would help provide a visual cue though for higher level comparisons\nF: Sometimes error prevention isn't the optimal usable solution but error reversal can be",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:13.000Z",
            "username": "followingcolossal",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "A - What are we trying to figure out? If it's whether a user would like a given product/product style, building a low-fidelity prototype is a great way to gauge early-stage feedback on the product.\n\nB - Users don't necessarily know what they want, but putting out a survey may still be a valuable way of obtaining what the users think they want.\n\nC- Bright green background is hard to look at.\n\nD - Color is not a comparable visual variable.\n\nE - Designers should focus on making a site \"usable\"--not pretty.\n\nF - Better to have undo.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:50.000Z",
            "username": "fluffyquack",
            "question1": "A, B, D",
            "reason": "A: Paper Prototype over computer prototype\nB: Sometimes, they don't (Google: 10 results instead of 30)\nF: What type of website is it? If government/financial, it could be crucial to save client information\n",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:52.000Z",
            "username": "arrowwheel",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "A) Provided that you will test the prototype, low-fidelity prototypes like paper prototypes are a great way to test hypotheses and get rid of doubts\nD) Hue is nominal, so it's not great for comparing data. However, if you use a standard, externally consistent scheme like red-yellow-green, it might work.\n",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:45.000Z",
            "username": "shinybap",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "Depends on what you mean by prototype -- computer prototype, paper prototype, high fidelity, low fidelity prototype. I am assiming very low cost prototype.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:48.000Z",
            "username": "endurableapathetic",
            "question1": "A, F",
            "reason": "C - depends on the text being used, however, hig contrast so no\nD - Color is not that easy to compare, (value/contrast)",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:52.000Z",
            "username": "frontalcoyote",
            "question1": "E, F",
            "reason": "E: Making an interface look pretty is not the only way it gets \"right\"\nA: Works sometimes, but they need to design it first!",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:04.000Z",
            "username": "trentrope",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "A - Low fidelity!!\nD - seems reasonable, but need to do user interviews to determine whether this feature is actually needed.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:06.000Z",
            "username": "veterinarianscotch",
            "question1": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:09:01.000Z",
            "username": "meowchinchilla",
            "question1": "A, F",
            "reason": "A: If it was a paper prototype or a simple computer one.\nD: This could be done if we just grouped the prices into categories (cheap, moderate, expensive) and had a different color for each. But that doesn't allow any pair of prices to be compared accurately.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:01.000Z",
            "username": "fardiscfizz",
            "question1": "D, F",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:42.000Z",
            "username": "ghasttearlit",
            "question1": "E",
            "reason": "D: I didn't choose this because not ONLY color can be used. colors cannot be compared well, to see which color \"cost more money\" but using color in addition to numerical values could be useful.\n\nA: A paper prototype could be good, but not before the problem has been thoroughly discussed",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:47.000Z",
            "username": "infatuatedmaniacal",
            "question1": "A, D, F",
            "reason": "A) A paper prototype to test different interfaces.\nD) As long as the color wasn't distracting.\nF) Increases safety.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:09:32.000Z",
            "username": "shrubberyrug",
            "question1": "D, F",
            "reason": "On F, i'm not sure becuase based on what we learned the user can just ignore it.",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:00.000Z",
            "username": "smackgritting",
            "question1": "B",
            "reason": "A. It should not be the first thing. Also depends on how high the fidelity is.\nB: It's ok to put out a survey, but that's not sufficient.\nF. Not necessarily. It might annoy the users if it happens too often.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:03.000Z",
            "username": "witchesstubborn",
            "question1": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:09:44.000Z",
            "username": "wistfulfeatures",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "D: Not clear if anything other than color will also be used to show difference",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:09:40.000Z",
            "username": "funnyracehorse",
            "question1": "B, E, F",
            "reason": "A if the prototype is built after asking users and learning more about the subject, YES",
            "grade": 3.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:56.000Z",
            "username": "blaresuperfluity",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "A) prototypes are good to take decisions at low cost and quick\nB) no, user have ideas but are not experts, the survey will be partially informative.\nC) no, not necessarily.\n",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:49.000Z",
            "username": "murmurexciting",
            "question1": "A, D, F",
            "reason": "F could be good for safety, but bad for efficiency. For example, how many \"normal\" users have access to change the DB? Usually this is reserved for admins.\n\nD is also good, but good be a pitfall if color is the only visual variable used. I.e color for pieces of a pie chart would be helpful, color text in a spreadsheet would be less helpful.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:55.000Z",
            "username": "concernedefficient",
            "question1": "D",
            "reason": "D - We want a visual variable that has the quantitative and ordered property; hue can't be ordered but we can use hue to separate spending into distinct classes.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:56.000Z",
            "username": "slappingdispirited",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "A. I think it depends what type of prototype but a prototype could definitely help mock things up.\nE. UI should be considered throughout the process, not just something to throw on at the end.\nF. Safety is a concern but just having it always have a confirmation also decreases efficiency. So it needs to be a balance not just all completely confirmation pages.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:34.000Z",
            "username": "swimmingadvisor",
            "question1": "A, B, D, F",
            "reason": "\n\nB. It's a good idea to ask, even if we don't take them completely at their word. We are not the user! But the user doeesn't always know what he wants.\n\nD. This idea works as long as the coloring scheme is not too crazy and provides good contrast and legibility.\n\nF. Maybe not every page, but major, unretractable modifications should have confirmations dialogs at least.",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:59.000Z",
            "username": "softdragonegg",
            "question1": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:09:32.000Z",
            "username": "infestationblobby",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:41.000Z",
            "username": "cartographerbug",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "F is correct most of the time but having every action confirmed may be too burdensome and compromises efficiency \n\nD is good normally but not friendly for color blind people",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:50.000Z",
            "username": "whispericy",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "B - Users don't always know what they want (phone example)\nC - Bright green is a poor color choice for certain users with vision issues\nD - Color may not necessarily be the best mode comparison \nE - The features/functionality should be designed alongside the ui for users\nF - Bad efficiency",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:36.000Z",
            "username": "pantspulse",
            "question1": "A, B, F",
            "reason": "well... A because you would first want to approach the user to see what they would like in the app, what kind of functionality you can use and or be improved.\nB because users might know what they want, but not what they need (seriously though, a survey is not comprehensive enough, would rather observe the user doing the task we ware going to implement\nF. Being secure is important, but a comfirmation page limits efficiency.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:54.000Z",
            "username": "sorefarrow",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "f. one confirmation for each action is too much\nD. u can't compare the amount using color",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:07.000Z",
            "username": "remarkablehack",
            "question1": "D,F",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "username": "chatterscrubbing",
            "question1": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:25.000Z",
            "username": "palatecrow",
            "question1": "A, F",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:50.000Z",
            "username": "ironswordscourge",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "A - if it's a paper prototype then yes.\nB - This depends a lot on the user group. Some user groups DO know what they want, and their advice should be taken, others may not. \nE - Hiring a designer at some point is useful, late is better than never, possibly...",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:48.000Z",
            "username": "jugularchamois",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "A: Build a paper prototype and repeat. Might not figure it out in one iteration though...but a prototype could help.\nE: The designer can help with aesthetics but you should also have more UI factors than just aesthetics.\nF: This would be inefficient, unless all database modifications are large modifications and don't happen frequently. In that case, this might be something to consider.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:38.000Z",
            "username": "idioticwire",
            "question1": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:08:30.000Z",
            "username": "aldermanlead",
            "question1": "D, F",
            "reason": "F- not 100% sure, on the one hand it is safety , on the other hand this will annoy the user.\nB - we did interview users, but we also learned that users don't know what they actually would like, and what they think they would like is not the same as what will cover their needs.\n\n",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:09.000Z",
            "username": "snowcoffee",
            "question1": "A, B, D, E",
            "reason": "A. Building a prototype is a really good way to work out problems, but depending on what stage of development, it can be hard to decide if it is worth the time and effort. I would say, in the general case, a prototype is a good way of resolving a problem/determing a solution.\n\nB.) You are not the user, but you dont want to be baised\n\nF. In theory this could be good (let's say, for a database that is determines how much medication to give a patient, where errors are lethal.) In the general case, this would certainly break up the work flow and not be necessary.",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:13.000Z",
            "username": "sheepselfish",
            "question1": "A,D,F",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "username": "moshglow",
            "question1": "F",
            "reason": "F - is safe, but would be extremely inefficient compared to *undo*. i couldn't leave it blank.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:53.000Z",
            "username": "stabbingpod",
            "question1": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:08:52.000Z",
            "username": "clerkface",
            "question1": "B, D, F",
            "reason": "B: it's good to get to know what the users want, but I think we should interview them, not just survey them\nD: I'm not sure what this statement means: if it's a shopping website, and you want to use colors to show different price ranges, that's fine. But not to use colors to let the users know how expensive it was for you to make it.\nF: good to confirm, but not every action",
            "grade": 3.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:53.000Z",
            "username": "utopianwaterbottle",
            "question1": "D",
            "reason": "A. Prototypes are good but one prototype won't let you \"figure out\" all the problems. It should be multiple iterations with multiple prototypes at the very least.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:57.000Z",
            "username": "cheesemoldovan",
            "question1": "F",
            "reason": "A - to me the word \"just\" means its the only thing that they want to built without thinking about design, without thinking about the user, etc.\nD - Colors sometimes do help compare but when its money there is no way to value \"green\" over \"red\" over \"yellow\", etc. in an easy way for the user to understand. There could be a legend but it would take the user a lot of time until he/she gets accustomed with the interface.\n\nI selected F just so I could submit....I don't mean to check it\n",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:04.000Z",
            "username": "melodicloathsome",
            "question1": "A, D, E, F",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:56.000Z",
            "username": "infielderworried",
            "question1": "D",
            "reason": "A. Should start with sketchs\nB. Users don't know what they want\nC. bright green has too high a saturation\nD. this scheme would probably not be very consistent\nE. just no.\nF. This would be a very frustrating interface to work with.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:44.000Z",
            "username": "moprugby",
            "question1": "F",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:47.000Z",
            "username": "quantityflight",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "A is only true if it is low fidelity and used for testing of a feature, etc. It's not true if the statement is used to prototype the entire app bc this is high fidelity and incurs a lot of technical debt.\n\nD Color can be used in shades but this might be hard to do.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:08:43.000Z",
            "username": "vaguecrank",
            "question1": "A, B, F",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:42.000Z",
            "username": "chokinggarlic",
            "question1": "D",
            "reason": "D. While users can't sort colors by value, colors are good for recognition not recall. Also seeing colors is faster than reading numbers\n\nF. Let users undo instead of confirming every action\n\n",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:09:42.000Z",
            "username": "touristclotted",
            "question1": "A, E",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:37.000Z",
            "username": "greenemeraldore",
            "question1": "A, F",
            "reason": "E - it's not just css, but the experience that's important\nF - but maybe too much confirmations? confirmations are good if the actions are important. db modification may not necessarily be improtant depending on what they're modifying",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:10.000Z",
            "username": "fatrigid",
            "question1": "A, D, E",
            "reason": "E. Hiring a designer to make it look pretty is good when they follow the design guidelines that we have tested or explored in our prototypes.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:11.000Z",
            "username": "discusscrew",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "A - we use prototypes a lot, but that's not the only design tool.\nD - color may be useful, but not if it's used inappropriately",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:51.000Z",
            "username": "peartingley",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:41.000Z",
            "username": "chivalrousdistracted",
            "question1": "A, E",
            "reason": "for e, I'm assuming the designer would not be making major changes--just simple, stylistic changes that would focus on color themes, prettier buttons, etc.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "username": "brokenpig",
            "question1": "A, C",
            "reason": "A. Unsure about the prototype statement; if they follow actual standards that we learned in class then this makes sense.\nC. This would make sense IF there was a clearly defined coloring system. This could increase efficiency by simply adding ranges for colors.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:00.000Z",
            "username": "fittingbullocks",
            "question1": "B, F",
            "reason": "B. Users may know what they want, but they don't always come up with the best solutions; we want to put out a survey for directed questions that may help users achieve some goal (but we do the problem solving ourselves). \n\nD. Are the things different parts of the website?",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:51.000Z",
            "username": "fenceinnocent",
            "question1": "A, B, F",
            "reason": "A. Building a prototype is good before building the final implementation; low fidelity and can get user feedback\nB. Getting info from users is good\nD. Color is only a nominal scale. Can't order amounts.\nE. Design should be considered starting at the beginning",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:53.000Z",
            "username": "derangedwrong",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "A) Starting with lo cost prototypes is a good way to start. However the phrasing makes it seem like they want to ignore the feedback part of the process with prototyping. \n\n",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:51.000Z",
            "username": "standingyouthful",
            "question1": "A, D, E, F",
            "reason": "Not sure about E. That's the right way of thinking in my opinion, if you're focusing on what the ui does, before focusing on looks.",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:55.000Z",
            "username": "sleepyjust",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "D. Color could not be ordered\nA. Before prototype, user testing need to be done.\nB. Just a survey is not enough\nF. This reduces efficiency.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:18.000Z",
            "username": "prickeddule",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "A. I am not sure about A. Because building paper prototype and computer prototype should be done after you know the problem and the goal of the website.\n",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:55.000Z",
            "username": "forearmzeal",
            "question1": "D, F",
            "reason": "B - surveys might help, but you also need to do user testing, and users don't always know what they want",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:58.000Z",
            "username": "distincttaekwondo",
            "question1": "A, F",
            "reason": "A. The prototype built should be easily modifiable (preferably on paper for the first prototype), not something hard to build and modify.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:52.000Z",
            "username": "rainydesert",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:39.000Z",
            "username": "hoopscruffy",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "A: A paper prototype might be useful though usually you would want to have interviews. (Not a computer prototype right away).\n\nD: Color is not a scalar quantity so it's not intuitive at first what would be considered more expensive than something else. Since there is learning involved this is difficult.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:09:11.000Z",
            "username": "abjectelk",
            "question1": "A,F",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:31.000Z",
            "username": "vaguechin",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "A. Shouldn't build a prototype to figure it out-- do research first.\nB. Users aren't always right and they don't always know what they want.\nC. Use neutral colors for backgrounds?\nD. Color isn't a good value indicator\nE. Use designer from beginning?\n",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "username": "yahoopeppers",
            "question1": "D, F",
            "reason": "F: Although this is a good safety feature, it may not outweigh the negatives of efficiency.\n\n",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:07.000Z",
            "username": "lagoonpersnickety",
            "question1": "A, D, F",
            "reason": "A: I agree prototyping is a good thing to do, but there should be more steps beforehand such as user analysis\nE: The interface should be presented with high fidelity look and feel when testing with users. Changing the appearance at the very end could be harmful to previous tests.\nF: I agree with the first part. Not necessarily ever thing needs a dialog box though",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:39.000Z",
            "username": "laughablewiggling",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "A. Building a prototype and testing it is an important part of the development process. The earlier in the process it is, the less fidelity that prototype should carry.\n\nB. Understanding user needs is important. However, users usually don't know what they want, and a survey is usually a less-effective method for gathering opinions.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:10.000Z",
            "username": "gleefulcat",
            "question1": "D, F",
            "reason": "A. You shouldn't outright just build a prototype. You should better understand the situation. \nB. Users don't necessarily konw what they want.\nC. Bright colors are usually not better. \nD. Using color comparisons might be helpful as long as it is not excessive.\nE. Hire a designer at the beginning to make sure that you are makign it look nice throughout the process.\nF. Don't want too many confirmation",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:48.000Z",
            "username": "whooshunhealthy",
            "question1": "A, F",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:57.000Z",
            "username": "clickfold",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "B is almost right but doesnt address every user issue",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:42.000Z",
            "username": "helmetgarlic",
            "question1": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:46.000Z",
            "username": "cookiemedulla",
            "question1": "A,D,F",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "username": "goombahdevilish",
            "question1": "D",
            "reason": "it wouldn't let me submit without picking one, but I'm pretty sure the answer is none of the above? So my answer is actually 'none of them'.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "username": "grinddriver",
            "question1": "A, B",
            "reason": "B, because users often know what they want, however they may not know details, so B may be debatably incorrect (other approaches may be more appropriate depending on the aspect of the design being decided).\n\nNot E, because design should be taken into account the whole time.\n\nNot F, because too many confirmation pages may be a problem (however, used judiciously, they may be a good thing)",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:09:55.000Z",
            "username": "tentsalty",
            "question1": "B, F",
            "reason": "B. It's good to put out a survey, as long as it is tailored to the usability aspects of the website\nF. It's good to get confirmation, although having undo options for each action might be better for usability.",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:29.000Z",
            "username": "caterercheerful",
            "question1": "D, F",
            "reason": "A- no, you should figure it out during design before you build a prototype, and then you can iterate if it was bad\nB- users don't always( and rarely) know what they want\nC - that would be distracting\nD - it's hard to compare colors to compare numbers b/c colors can't be twice as much as another one\nE - design should happen towards the beginning\nF - don't want to have to confirm everything bad for efficiency",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:11.000Z",
            "username": "bunscoal",
            "question1": "A, D, F",
            "reason": "B: A survey is a good idea, but you can't only rely on that. The word \"just\" in the question suggests that you are only relying on that which is not good. So I didn't check it.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:49.000Z",
            "username": "carpuscuts",
            "question1": "B",
            "reason": "A - \"Just building a prototype\" won't fix anything, testing the prototype is necessary to solve anything.\nF - This might be correct because it will improve safety, but it is slow and the user will likely get accustomed to just confirming so it will defeat the purpose of the confirmation (answer no)\n",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:04.000Z",
            "username": "wrestlingduster",
            "question1": "A, F",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:08.000Z",
            "username": "roarshrivel",
            "question1": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:09:10.000Z",
            "username": "heatingoldfashioned",
            "question1": "A, D, F",
            "reason": "A- They should talk to users first and start with low level (paper prototypes)- better than just starting to implement \nB- You should put out a survey and find interest, but you should also do prototype testing because they often dont know what they want\nE- A designer is not a bad idea to help with some graphic design principles, but they should be making it look functional over pretty and should be incorportated much earlier",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:08:58.000Z",
            "username": "earsplittingmixed",
            "question1": "A, D, F",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:40.000Z",
            "username": "pigletsmarties",
            "question1": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:06.000Z",
            "username": "witteringnye",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:15.000Z",
            "username": "pulledsymptomatic",
            "question1": "D",
            "reason": "D: Too much color would be a bad thing, but one or two colors to differentiate would be good.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:09:44.000Z",
            "username": "sdraughturethra",
            "question1": "F",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:04.000Z",
            "username": "ubiquitousskate",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "A is true because building a protytype is always a good thing, but that isn't the only thing that they should do (the \"just\" in the problem statement is throwing me off).\nD- true because color can definitely help people compare, though they should also have values to go along with the color)\nE- UI should be considered by everyone\nF- I didn't check it because a confirmation page for everythign that modifies the database would be really inneficient. However in practice this would be good for safety so if there were only a few actions modifying the database I would have checked this.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:31.000Z",
            "username": "compromisekennel",
            "question1": "A, F",
            "reason": "B: Users don't always know what they want (hidden needs)\nC: Violates principles of good & minimalist design\nD: Color can only be compared with a key/scale\nE: User interface should be considered at all parts of the process, not tacked on at the end\nF: Only if the confirmation isn't intrusive",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:50.000Z",
            "username": "hikingwoodcock",
            "question1": "A, B, F",
            "reason": "F : It might be better to design it in a way that they are less prone to make mistakes, and only ask for confirmation on most risky/high impact actions. For others have a revert action for safety\nB : not always..",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:25.000Z",
            "username": "scenerybarber",
            "question1": "A, D, F",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:49.000Z",
            "username": "furtiveapricot",
            "question1": "A, D, F",
            "reason": "A is a little weird because not all problems can be solved with a prototype, but I do think that in general mocking things up tends to be useful for solving problems.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:09:18.000Z",
            "username": "wornoutman",
            "question1": "D, E",
            "reason": "D. I agree with this because color can be used for contrast, but you should also think about accessibility (i.e. color should not be the only mechanism)\nE. A designer is useful, but a lot can be done before hiring one and I don't think it's crucial. A designer should be used for things on the surface, but just because the website is pretty doesn't mean it's usable... care should first be taken to make sure the website is intuitive.",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:09:25.000Z",
            "username": "patheticarrogant",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:40.000Z",
            "username": "chompsnuffle",
            "question1": "A, F",
            "reason": "B. While a survey is a good idea to get an idea about what users THINK they want, for the most part users DONT know what they want, so using a prototype would be a better option.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "username": "urethrayellowwool",
            "question1": "A, D, E",
            "reason": "A- depends on what \"this\" (the thing you're figuring out) is. If you are deciding on the usability of different designs then it's often a good idea to build a prototype. \n\nD- agree as long as not too many colors are used\n\nF- depends on how often the user does an action that modifies the database. If those actions are infrequent and important, then agree with confirmation page. If those actions happen frequently, it would be annoying to the user to have to confirm every action.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:44.000Z",
            "username": "irisdragonegg",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "B- users don't necessarily know what they want, but a survey could potentially be a good idea. \nF- though confirmation pages can be good from a safety standpoint, after every action might be a little too much.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:54.000Z",
            "username": "rosaryleg",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "D - not sure if color can show quantity, but it can show degree of expense",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:42.000Z",
            "username": "ambushrug",
            "question1": "D",
            "reason": "E - designer should not be a part of the whole process, but would make sense to incorporate them some time during the process, to make things \"pretty\"\nA - depends on what you mean by prototype. If it is a paper prototype then yes, you should do it, and I would totally agree with it, but if it is a large scale prototype then no.\nC - saturation is never good, but depends on the color scheme of the page",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:16.000Z",
            "username": "eyelashigloo",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "reason": "F: not sure because an undo would be more helpful for correcting mistakes.\nA: Depend on what kind of prototype, and at what stage we are in the \"development\": we might need to find out the user's needs even before building any kind of prototype.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:53.000Z",
            "username": "sownderpiggy",
            "question1": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:50.000Z",
            "username": "racingolympics",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "A - i'm assuming this is referring to a paper prototype and NOT a computer prototype.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "username": "parcheddome",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "A. I don't know about \"just\", there should be evaluation and refining of the prototype over multiple iterations\nF, probably not every page, lowers efficiency",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:30.000Z",
            "username": "anesthetistpanjandrum",
            "question1": "B, D, E",
            "grade": 3.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:46.000Z",
            "username": "clocksjoy",
            "question1": "D",
            "reason": "D. It's unclear whether we are going ONLY using color or whether we are coloring the prices.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:29.000Z",
            "username": "sleevelessdispensable",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "B - users usually don't know exactly what they want\nC - it depends on what color the content of your page is, but in general, bright green would be too saturated for the user's eyes to be comfortable\nD - color isn't a good quantitative scale, so it's not good to use it for values\nE - the UI should be designed from the very beginning\nF - ensuring user safety is good, but a confirmation page at every step would greatly hinder user efficiency",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:11:05.000Z",
            "username": "farmertherapeutic",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "A is only a kind of agree-- Don't \"just\" build a prototype, do more than that! ie, multiple prototypes (including paper prototypes) also user testing etc",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:48.000Z",
            "username": "batwinks",
            "question1": "A,E",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:11.000Z",
            "username": "chimneyship",
            "question1": "A, D",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "username": "dinosaurcobra",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "A. Building a cheap prototype before actually implementing the interface is usually a good idea.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-06T20:10:46.000Z",
            "username": "felineveggie",
            "question1": "A",
            "reason": "Prototyping is an important part in the design process and essential for testing out different ideas; of course, it is only one part.",
            "grade": 10
        }
    ],
    "Quiz 25": [
        {
            "timestamp": "Timestamp",
            "username": "Username",
            "question1": "Question 1",
            "question2": "Question 2",
            "question3": "Question 3",
            "question4": "Question 4",
            "reason": "Enter a one sentence reason for each choice you are unsure about.",
            "grade": "Grade"
        },
        {
            "username": "TRUTH",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C"
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:56.000Z",
            "username": "snollygostercompass",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "Q1 - C - I think that anticipation of user types and their color problems may help to design a better interface and to avoid those problems\nQ2 - information scent heps to avoid problems and mistakes",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:41.000Z",
            "username": "silveroxbird",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1 if you anticipate color blindness you can work to make your site accessible in advance\n3 message files can be useful with an internationalization package \n",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:45.000Z",
            "username": "pitchironboots",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "For 3....not sure if this makes sense, but if you see the person accessing the software is from a certain location, you can change things (like language) accordingly.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:40.000Z",
            "username": "avocetten",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1: include redundant ways to convey information so that the color is not the only way to note a difference between two things\n2: give the user an idea of what they will get if they click on something, so that they have less of a chance of clicking on it if they want something else",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:12.000Z",
            "username": "desertedambiguous",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:42.000Z",
            "username": "bulldeceit",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "Q1: \n\nQ2: I believe message files are the external files that allow easy translation of exposed strings in UIs\n\nQ3: \n\nQ4:",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:29.000Z",
            "username": "slipperyunknown",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1) Redundant coding means color won't be a necessary aspect\n2) Information scent will help people understand the purpose and not make description slips\n3) Message files can be interchanged from different languages to help make it easier to internationalize\n4) Consistency makes it easy to learn by comparison to something you've seen",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:40.000Z",
            "username": "followingcolossal",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "2 - If proper information scent is applied to a design, then users are unlikely to make a description slip since they'll be readily informed from the information scent about what any feature does.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:57.000Z",
            "username": "fluffyquack",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1) Anticipating the user base that is using your site",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:15.000Z",
            "username": "arrowwheel",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1. Anticipation seems like the better choice. Being aware of color blindness in anticipation of your design allows you to properly select color combinations that will not pose a problem to color blind users.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "username": "thudelderly",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:41.000Z",
            "username": "shinybap",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:43.000Z",
            "username": "endurableapathetic",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "\n",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:23.000Z",
            "username": "frontalcoyote",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:52.000Z",
            "username": "dehydratedfard",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1. Color Blindnes: You should anticipate that your user is color blind and choose colors accordingly.\n3. Internationalization: To address internationalization, you should focus on language, icons, colors, script,...",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:45.000Z",
            "username": "cariboujoiner",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:16.000Z",
            "username": "ghasttearlit",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:09.000Z",
            "username": "infatuatedmaniacal",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1) Anticipation: don't use color as the only distinguisher\n3) Message files: can have different languages, etc.\n4) If it's consistent with the outside world, it's more learnable",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:04.000Z",
            "username": "shrubberyrug",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:37.000Z",
            "username": "smackgritting",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:20.000Z",
            "username": "wistfulfeatures",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:29.000Z",
            "username": "contemptuoushumiliated",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "4: External consistency will help a lot with learnability; internal consistency will help users learn more once they know a little.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "username": "funnyracehorse",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "4) having a consistent design can make it easier to learn.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:59.000Z",
            "username": "blaresuperfluity",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1) for space separation of problematic colors\n2) better info scent will help the user to get the idea and keep it in mind\n3) for localizat\n4) not having consistent design will hinder learnabilty",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:43.000Z",
            "username": "murmurexciting",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "4 - consistency with how other sites do things and keeping standard interactions helps users learn your interface quicker\n2 - providing good hints as to how a feature works helps prevent users from mistaking what the feature does.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:07:35.000Z",
            "username": "hitterputting",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:41.000Z",
            "username": "concernedefficient",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "3. I don't know what the term \"internationalization\" refers to, but double-buffering (so that there's no flickering upon dragging) and event dispatch (i.e. keyboard listeners) are not related.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:14.000Z",
            "username": "slappingdispirited",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1. If you anticipate for problems with color blindness, you can use different colors or signals.\n2. \n3. If you use message files, it makes translating easier than having to rewrite all the code.\n4. If there's consistency, both external and internal, a new user will be able to learn the UI more quickly.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:55.000Z",
            "username": "softdragonegg",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:04.000Z",
            "username": "cartographerbug",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:45.000Z",
            "username": "whispericy",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1 - Kerning refers to a spacing property between characters, so good kerning can improve visibility for users who may be color blind, although it would definitely not solve the problem in its entirety.\n4 - consistency within an interface can help new users pick up the patterns they need to adapt and learn to use it.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:52.000Z",
            "username": "pantspulse",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "C",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1. kerning works for all kinds of people, and works on contrast, and redundant coding doesn't make sense, so I chose the best one. \n4. a consistent interface helps the user learn expected behavior, hence learnablility,\n",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:41.000Z",
            "username": "sorefarrow",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1C: expect color blinded user to not be able to distinguish certain colors\n3B. so can switch up the texts easily\n4C. easier to learn if things are consistent",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:27.000Z",
            "username": "chatterscrubbing",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:39.000Z",
            "username": "palatecrow",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:36.000Z",
            "username": "ironswordscourge",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:20.000Z",
            "username": "quibblecustard",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:22.000Z",
            "username": "idioticwire",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1. Kerning is usually used to make it easier to read something by spacing the chars nicely, but that seems to be the only relevant principle.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:42.000Z",
            "username": "aldermanlead",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1- kerning related to font, and not to its color. Redundant coding might be if you code in two different colors",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:02.000Z",
            "username": "snowcoffee",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:39.000Z",
            "username": "sheepselfish",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1.\n2. Information scent helps put context and information on a topic which should reduce the chance of misunderstanding.\n3. Double buffering clearly doesn't relate because that solves the problem of screen refreshing. Internationalization often requires changing text and images so the cultural assumptions are matched, thus customized and modular message files help.\n4.\n\nFrom last time, which was submitted on paper:\nI believe answer C (using color to show how much money was spent) should be accepted. Although you cannot give a continuous representation, you may be able to bucket the money into groups for which this is incredibly useful (for example, 1-5 $ on Foodler). I have also personally seen this and used this in corporate management tools where it was incredibly useful (coloring prices in low, medium, and high ranges).",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:44.000Z",
            "username": "magentarosepan",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:10:02.000Z",
            "username": "nailssassy",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "For question 1, I chose redundant coding if that means making an attribute visible in more ways than one, like showing a feature using color and something else.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:38.000Z",
            "username": "moshglow",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:37.000Z",
            "username": "stabbingpod",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:41.000Z",
            "username": "clerkface",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:55.000Z",
            "username": "cheesemoldovan",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "For question 3, I am interpreting message files sort of as \"resource files\" that facilitate translation from one language to the next.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:38.000Z",
            "username": "melodicloathsome",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:30.000Z",
            "username": "infielderworried",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1. \n2. Providing an information scent can lower the probability of a description slip.\n3. Message files to switch text for different languages.\n4. Keeping things consistent helps users learn.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:42.000Z",
            "username": "moprugby",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1) Have multiple ways to address the issue so a single thing like color blindness won't ruin the interface\n2) Information scent is another way to lead people correctly even if description is bad\n3) ..A&C are just no. Swing != internationalization\n4) If you're consistent, it's much easier to learn/you don't even have to!",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:22.000Z",
            "username": "quantityflight",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:38.000Z",
            "username": "greenemeraldore",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1 kerning isn't about colors it's about shapes of letters",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:36.000Z",
            "username": "fatrigid",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:46.000Z",
            "username": "discusscrew",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1 - Color blindness may be addressed by anticipation because you know the most common types of color blindness and can designed based on that.\n4 - If the interface is consistent with other application interfaces (i.e, has external consistency), then users will be more likely to know how to use it.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:41.000Z",
            "username": "chivalrousdistracted",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:47.000Z",
            "username": "brokenpig",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1. C knowing in advance to accomodate color blindness... or A, kerning to make it easier to view...but need right colors. 3) giving less room for error. 4) encourage learning patterns",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "username": "coachbleed",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:04.000Z",
            "username": "fittingbullocks",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "Question 1: Instead of depending on color, use \n\nQuestion 2: You want to provide information to clarify when there might be ambiguous parts of the interface, which is what happens in a description slip.\n\nQuestion 3:\n\nQuestion 4: You want to be consistent so that components that are similar behave the same way and therefore makes the UI easy to learn.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:55.000Z",
            "username": "polentasquealing",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "3. Assuming the message files are a set of translatable messages that can be chosen by the metadata of a user, these message files will allow messages to be shown in a number of languages thereby improving usability in many countries. \n\n4.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:42.000Z",
            "username": "fenceinnocent",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "4. If the interface is externally consistent, then users can use other interfaces they've used in the past to help the learn the new interface.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:40.000Z",
            "username": "standingyouthful",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:47.000Z",
            "username": "sleepyjust",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "Question 4. The external consistency could help with learnability\n",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:38.000Z",
            "username": "prickeddule",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:25.000Z",
            "username": "forearmzeal",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:50.000Z",
            "username": "bawlpark",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1. By redundanly encoding the information in a visual variable other than just color, you ensure that a colorblind user can still extract the necessary info",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:43.000Z",
            "username": "distincttaekwondo",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "3. Information scent helps the user to correctly locate the functions on the webpage which helps to reduce the amount of description needed in words on the page.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:52.000Z",
            "username": "hoopscruffy",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:08.000Z",
            "username": "abjectelk",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "username": "yahoopeppers",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:20.000Z",
            "username": "lagoonpersnickety",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:37.000Z",
            "username": "gleefulcat",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1. Redundant coding won't be helpful because you won't be able to address the color problem. Kerning deals with the font and not the color.\n2. Make sure things ar eclear.\n3. B is selected because you want to make sure that there is as much description as necessary for peopel to translate. \n4. It's important for things to be consistent with outside sources in order to make it easy to learn.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:41.000Z",
            "username": "whooshunhealthy",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:41.000Z",
            "username": "teamtittering",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "username": "clickfold",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "For 2, I believe answer is B because if there are less options to choose from the person is less likely to make a description slip.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:52.000Z",
            "username": "helmetgarlic",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:50.000Z",
            "username": "cookiemedulla",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "4. I feel like consistency is the most important here because it's pretty hard to learn how to do things when a program isn't consistent.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:40.000Z",
            "username": "supremenose",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "Q1: can write code to display information in alternate manner that will be redundant for most users, but will be necessary if color blind",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:47.000Z",
            "username": "goombahdevilish",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:04.000Z",
            "username": "milkyfeeling",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1. Redundant coding working on providing redundant visual appearance may work too.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:11.000Z",
            "username": "tentsalty",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "username": "caterercheerful",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1 - anticipating the types of color blindness wlll help you address them\n3- message files allow you to provide different interpretations for a string variable based on the language of the region",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:20.000Z",
            "username": "bunscoal",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1) I chose A because if you have text in a color that is confused by color blind people on a background of such colors you can have kerning.\n\n4) C because consistency makes it easier to learn",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:43.000Z",
            "username": "wrestlingduster",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "2. If by reduction we mean the removal of unnecessary interface elements, then that certainly has the potential to remove sources of errors and slips, but I'm not sure what you actually mean in this question.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:19.000Z",
            "username": "twigssharing",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:44.000Z",
            "username": "roarshrivel",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:48.000Z",
            "username": "fairytwenty",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "2. I am not sure the most difference between reduction and steering law",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:33.000Z",
            "username": "heatingoldfashioned",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:42.000Z",
            "username": "fumbleice",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:38.000Z",
            "username": "earsplittingmixed",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:36.000Z",
            "username": "pigletsmarties",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "2 - I think description slips are when people confuse two things because they are spelled similarly\n3 - I believe message files are where the translation is stored",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:45.000Z",
            "username": "redwingbonny",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "username": "pulledsymptomatic",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:51.000Z",
            "username": "sdraughturethra",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:36.000Z",
            "username": "compromisekennel",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:53.000Z",
            "username": "scenerybarber",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:42.000Z",
            "username": "furtiveapricot",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:43.000Z",
            "username": "wornoutman",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:55.000Z",
            "username": "patheticarrogant",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "After reading the front page post on reddit about what's the strangest or most random thing you've seen on an AP Exam for AP Exam graders, I'm really tempted to write a haiku here. I mean the answers and questions practically are haiku like already. To be honest, it's been so long since I saw these concepts that they kind of seem like tidbits of faraway memory.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:56.000Z",
            "username": "irisdragonegg",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:07.000Z",
            "username": "ambushrug",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:08:42.000Z",
            "username": "eyelashigloo",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "2: Reduction might also help with description slip, because it means there's less thing to describe\n3: Message file = separate code and displayed message, so internationalization could be done more efficiently",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:28.000Z",
            "username": "sownderpiggy",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "C",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "B",
            "grade": 3.3
        },
        {
            "username": "wickerbaggy",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1, Neither kerning nor redundant coding help for blindness. Anticipating a color blind user is necessary in order to allow for either the design to be color blind oriented, or to have a color blind mode which can be activated.\n",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:25.000Z",
            "username": "toolwornout",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1. For color blind users, using redundancy, such as making a header both colored differently and a larger font will help them distinguish cues rather than just using colors to define differences.\n\n2. The steering law applies to navigating, such as down a menu.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:10:01.000Z",
            "username": "parcheddome",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "2) Providing better information scent gives the user a smaller chance of confusing similar actions/icons/etc.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:29.000Z",
            "username": "anesthetistpanjandrum",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:38.000Z",
            "username": "clocksjoy",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "3. I'm not completely sure whether the message files will be in multi languages.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:48.000Z",
            "username": "farmertherapeutic",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1. Redundant coding-- if you include things other than color as redundant ways to set elements apart, it could help color-blind users with the difficulties that would occur.\n2.\n",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:49.000Z",
            "username": "chimneyship",
            "question1": "C",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:15.000Z",
            "username": "brokengarden",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "C",
            "reason": "1. kerning and anticpation don't seem to work. but not sure abt redundant coding",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-10T20:09:47.000Z",
            "username": "felineveggie",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 6.7
        }
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            "timestamp": "Timestamp",
            "username": "Username",
            "question1": "Question 1",
            "question2": "Question 2",
            "question3": "Question 3",
            "question4": "Question 4",
            "reason": "Enter a one sentence reason for each choice you are unsure about.",
            "grade": "Grade"
        },
        {
            "username": "TRUTH",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A"
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:29.000Z",
            "username": "snollygostercompass",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "B",
            "reason": "Q4: if the paragraph is not wide, it would be difficult to read it. So, it is better to make paragraphs wide enough",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:10.000Z",
            "username": "silveroxbird",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:06.000Z",
            "username": "pitchironboots",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "\n2. I'm assuming that by early prototyping, you'd also be testing with users to see how they react with the UI.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:06.000Z",
            "username": "avocetten",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2: prototyping will allow you to test and find where users have trouble with learnability\n4: paragraphs that are too wide give trouble when wrapping around to the next line during your reading",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:24.000Z",
            "username": "abundantchatter",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1) Natural mapping is the most realistic choice for a user across all UI\n2) Allows for modifications based on how the user reacts\n3) The other two don't refer to mode.\n4) The other two don't really work",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:32.000Z",
            "username": "desertedambiguous",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:40.000Z",
            "username": "bulldeceit",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1. Assuming this means matching the system model to the real world -- this allows many interfaces to be consistent with one another and provides an intuitive set of guidelines for interaction design choices.\n2. Early prototyping is the only means to identify learnability issues--though need-finding is important, most conclusions are speculative\n3. Mode visibility is the best way to prevent these errors ahead of time.\n4. Wide paragraphs are not necessarily more readable",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:01.000Z",
            "username": "slipperyunknown",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1) Natural mapping will provide external consistency to the world\n2) Early prototyping finds learnability issues\n3) Mode visibility makes it easy to know what mode you are int\n4) All the other options are actually bad for readability",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:28.000Z",
            "username": "followingcolossal",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1 - (B) - A natural mapping allows for external consistency between interfaces and real-world experience.\n\n2 - (A) - Early prototyping followed by user testing is a best practice in quickly determining how learnable your user interface is",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "username": "fluffyquack",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2: Other options might stem from getting actual results from users need in the UI",
            "grade": 5
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:34.000Z",
            "username": "emeraldorerapscallion",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2. While finding users' needs would help discover what most needs to be learnable, how learnable it actually is is best figured out by early prototyping so that any unclear elements can be changed with low cost.\n4. Wide paragraphs, especially those that go from screen-edge to screen-edge, cause the user to have to move their eyes more, and red and blue are both ery dark colors.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:15.000Z",
            "username": "arrowwheel",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "3) Make the mode state very visible to the reader to prevent them from making a mistake because of the system's mode. There was an interesting article on HN yesterday about UI modes and how terrible they are (the example was Photoshop).",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:29.000Z",
            "username": "shinybap",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "#1: by natural mapping, I assume consistent mapping.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "username": "endurableapathetic",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:35.000Z",
            "username": "frontalcoyote",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1: Probably natural mapping because it is externally consistent.\n\n3 : Mode error could be prevented by mode visibility ; i.e. knowing what mode the user is in at all times helps the prevent mode errors. Confirmation dialogs could help but unlikely since if we press a button in each mode, confirmation dialogs could be intrusive",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:56.000Z",
            "username": "trentrope",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "B",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:25.000Z",
            "username": "dehydratedfard",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2. Learnability - by early prototyping, you can see if the interface is learnable, and change accordingly.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:46.000Z",
            "username": "veterinarianscotch",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2 Early prototyping allows you to observe how users would use your interface and iterate your design so that your UI is easily learned\n1. Natural mapping means that your UI will be consistent with the model from the real world.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:28.000Z",
            "username": "cariboujoiner",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "B",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:32.000Z",
            "username": "meowchinchilla",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:07.000Z",
            "username": "fardiscfizz",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "C",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "B",
            "reason": "4. I recall that wider paragraphs are favoured for online reading, but a leading also helps users see where paragraphs begin and therefor makes text easier to scan.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:44.000Z",
            "username": "infatuatedmaniacal",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "3) Confirmation dialogs can help prevent errors.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:10.000Z",
            "username": "smackgritting",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "Q2: Early prototyping is better for learnability than needfinding because with prototype, we can see what users are struggling to learn.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:59.000Z",
            "username": "witchesstubborn",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:19.000Z",
            "username": "wistfulfeatures",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1. To ensure consistency, you want \"intuitive\" controls through natural mapping\n2. You need to perform needfinding on your targeted users to ensure the tasks that are absolutely necessary is also very learnable\n4. Wide paragraphs do not display well on smaller screens and red text and blue backgrounds do not bode well with the eye so A by process of eliminiation",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:32.000Z",
            "username": "funnyracehorse",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:45.000Z",
            "username": "pluggedgay",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:20.000Z",
            "username": "blaresuperfluity",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1) the system model shoud be consistent across diferent parts of the UI\n2) prototyping will help to discover learnability problem\n3) do the mode visible is the best prevention, the others are corrections\n4) this improves visibility and therefore the readability of text\n",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:12.000Z",
            "username": "murmurexciting",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1. Natural mapping takes advantage of the way people normally interact with something to make it easy and intuitive to use a UI.\n4. Leading increases space between lines, making it easier to read large amounts of text without it seeming too crowded.\n",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:23.000Z",
            "username": "hitterputting",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "B",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:51.000Z",
            "username": "concernedefficient",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "4. Wide paragraphs are bad for readability, and red text on blue background has the problem of chromatic aberration.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:38.000Z",
            "username": "slappingdispirited",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1. Natural mapping is where things are consistent to where they naturally are in the physical world\n2. Early prototyping will show any early problems with learnability so they can be fixed\n3. mode error is when an action is made but in the wrong mode so if there is visibility in what mode you are in, it is more unlikely to make the error\n4. Leading is the spacing between lines so if it's more widespread, it's easier to read",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:20.000Z",
            "username": "stoppacified",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "B",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:36.000Z",
            "username": "swimmingadvisor",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1. Matching the system model always allows you to be consistent throughout your software.\n2. Early prototyping allows you to test and find out whether your design is learnable or not.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:14.000Z",
            "username": "bicepsnavyblue",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:02:49.000Z",
            "username": "softdragonegg",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:19.000Z",
            "username": "gordonskirt",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:19.000Z",
            "username": "cartographerbug",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:28.000Z",
            "username": "whispericy",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1 - I thought natural mapping was the best choice because it would be intuitive and consistent within an interface\n2 - I chose early prototyping so that new users could be incorporated in the testing/design process earlier on and the UI designers could get feedback on what's easy to learn/not from them\n3 - Mode visilbility would help users avoid these kinds of errors but confirmation dialogs might serve as a good feedback system to help too, although they are less efficient\n4 - Generous leading would make text \"pop\" more, although wide paragraphs also allow for the eye to continue along horizontally which makes text more readable, as well.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:42.000Z",
            "username": "pantspulse",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2. protoyping will lead you to find out what your interface needs to do to be learnable, what it does good, and what your user population needs to be able to easily interact with your interface, and remember how ot interact with it..\n\n3. warning your user on what they can do with that mode at that time will avoid mode errors, but confirmation dialogs will also do that, albeit less frequently.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:20.000Z",
            "username": "facecockle",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "username": "limpinghellish",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:25.000Z",
            "username": "sorefarrow",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2. early prototyping means can test on users for usability problems early",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:33.000Z",
            "username": "palatecrow",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:32.000Z",
            "username": "ironswordscourge",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2. Early prototyping won't help with learability per-say, but needfind will. \n3.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:35.000Z",
            "username": "quibblecustard",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:17.000Z",
            "username": "sleepyinning",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:05.000Z",
            "username": "idioticwire",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:22.000Z",
            "username": "aldermanlead",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "Question 3- Not sure between B and C. Redo allows the user to change his/her mind assuming they undo something (allow them to fix an error), while a confirmation dialog will prevent an error to begin with.\n\nQuestion 1: natural mapping - it usually helps with learnability, but if done correctly it is also consistent with the design. For example the burners on the top of your oven and the knobs that turn them on/off",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:17.000Z",
            "username": "snowcoffee",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1.) If it matches the system model, we may have internal consistency. However, I think this is a more compelling case for natural mapping in terms of external consistency.\n2.) Matching needs is important for learnability, prototyping could let you practice how easy the interface is, but I think is it more important to know what people need in terms of finding the root cause of the learnability issues.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:24.000Z",
            "username": "sheepselfish",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1) A natural mapping will ensure better consistency with the outside world\n2) Early prototyping can help discover what things are intuitive and what are confusing, allowing better learnabilty to be designed\n3) \n4) Wide paragraphs often have a lot of text and are hard to read, red on blue is difficult to read and may be worse for people with certain visual decay.\n",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:28.000Z",
            "username": "nailssassy",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:06.000Z",
            "username": "tapfaulty",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2 - I found that learnability is always something that is hard to test for yourself since you designed the application. My early prototyping you can get earlier feedback from other users that will help you address usability issues as they are unfamiliar with your application.\n\n",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:09.000Z",
            "username": "clerkface",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1. For consistency, both A and B would work, because you need internal consistency within the model as well as external consistency, which gives people intuitive use of the program.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:21.000Z",
            "username": "utopianwaterbottle",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:23.000Z",
            "username": "cheesemoldovan",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2) I'm taking early prototyping as prototyping and then testing so we can find learnability problems",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:25.000Z",
            "username": "melodicloathsome",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:08.000Z",
            "username": "infielderworried",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1. natural mapping makes it easier for users to match other systems\n2. early prototyping helps identify learnability issues and change design \n3. mode visibility shows what the mode is and reduces mode errors\n4. red on blue is a bad idea, narrow paragraphs are easier to scan.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:32.000Z",
            "username": "moprugby",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "B",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:43.000Z",
            "username": "quantityflight",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "B",
            "reason": "1: Consistent within the system is important. By this I mean, creating an interface that itself is consistent (same colors/spacing/layout within itself).\n\n2: Early prototyping can lead you to finding problems with learnability. User tests can help figure out why people can/cannot learn a specific feature.\n\n3: Knowing which mode the system is in is imprtant to mode erros. It can help prevent them by quickly learning of the current mode.\n\n4: While generous leading is nice to have, too much can cause bad readability. Enouthg",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:29.000Z",
            "username": "vaguecrank",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:44.000Z",
            "username": "chokinggarlic",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:47.000Z",
            "username": "touristclotted",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:19.000Z",
            "username": "greenemeraldore",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "username": "ballincandescent",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:00.000Z",
            "username": "fatrigid",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:16.000Z",
            "username": "discusscrew",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2. Early prototyping can help with learnability because you can identify issues that users have problems with early on in the design process.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:32.000Z",
            "username": "chivalrousdistracted",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "Question 3: mode visibility could also help and would be less obnoxious than confirmation dialogs, but confirmation dialogs are most LIKELY to help address a mode error problem even though they may be annoying.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:16.000Z",
            "username": "brokenpig",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:43.000Z",
            "username": "coachbleed",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "C",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:23.000Z",
            "username": "fittingbullocks",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1:\n2: Want to know what the user wants/\"needs\" to do in the interface, and being able to provide that easily for learnability\n3: Knowing exactly what mode you are in helps with making sure that no mode errors are made (being clear that user is typing into one specific box as opposed to typing into some other component, making that mode VISIBLE)\n4: Wide paragraphs don't help people read text faster/better, and red text/blue bg is awful color scheme that hurts eyes.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:34.000Z",
            "username": "fenceinnocent",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:04:35.000Z",
            "username": "derangedwrong",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2 - early prototyping is also a decent answer, because testing these prototypes will inform the designers of potential learnability issues.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:24.000Z",
            "username": "standingyouthful",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:29.000Z",
            "username": "sleepyjust",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2) answer a is also possible since early prototyping could help discover learnability issues.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:35.000Z",
            "username": "prickeddule",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2. I feel that brainstorming is certainly not correct. I am not sure about early prototyping because that could help with the improving the learnability of the prototype.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:35.000Z",
            "username": "bawlpark",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2. Early, low-cost prototypes lets us run early tests on users and find learnability problems early.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:25.000Z",
            "username": "distincttaekwondo",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "4. leading can help user to easily distinguish the start of a paragraph which helps in readability.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:27.000Z",
            "username": "hoopscruffy",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:29.000Z",
            "username": "abjectelk",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "3: Visibility of mode-state, yeah?",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:22.000Z",
            "username": "clayballssoft",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "username": "harrysoil",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1. Mapping using every day analogies will help you use the same \n2. You can catch a lot of learnability issues by giving users the prototype early\n3. Confirmation dialogs with make the user check if they are performing the action that they think they are\n4. Leading will help with the separation between the charach",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:23.000Z",
            "username": "yahoopeppers",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2. With learnability, early prototyping helps you see how your users learn about the system.\n\n",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:30.000Z",
            "username": "phalanxradiologist",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1. The outward appearance doesn't necessarily need to match the system model, but rather the user model, or things that the user is used to seeing (as in natural mapping)\n3. Mode visibility is better than confirmation dialogs (less intrusive), although both accomplish this task.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:39.000Z",
            "username": "lagoonpersnickety",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "\n3. Displaying what mode the user is in is very benificial to letting them know that they have made an error. It helps to have confirmation as well, but having the ability to undo/redo any changes is best as it it allows users to step back through their actions",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:12.000Z",
            "username": "gleefulcat",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2. test it with users to see how easy it is for them to use and learn the system. \n3. Allow users to check to make sure that they are in the right mode. it could be annoying but it might be necessary to make sure that the user knows what the situation is. Redo woul dnot be sufficient if there is no undo feature implemented. \n4. Not red text and wide paragraphs could be hard to read.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:35.000Z",
            "username": "whooshunhealthy",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2. A) early prototyping helps to test the prototype and find learnability problems.\n3. A) Mode errors can be avoided if modes are visible enough",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:29.000Z",
            "username": "clickfold",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "For 3 if the mode is highly visible you are less likely to think you are in a different mode such as caps lock for example",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:47.000Z",
            "username": "cookiemedulla",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "B",
            "reason": "1. While natural mapping is easy to learn, the only one of these that deals with consistency is a\n2. Early prototyping comes with early testing, and here you can see what is not and is easy to learn.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:24.000Z",
            "username": "goombahdevilish",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "3. Both A and C can be useful, but it depends on how mode visibility is implemented. Confirmation dialogs are only useful for cases when mode errors would be highly destructive.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:26.000Z",
            "username": "tentsalty",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:05.000Z",
            "username": "bunscoal",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2) I said A to 2 because early prototyping can uncover learnability issues early on.\n3) I said C to 3 because if you have a confirmation dialog it will prevent the user from by mistake doing something because they are in the wrong mode.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:17.000Z",
            "username": "carpuscuts",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "3 - I know that modes are usually not a good thing to have sometimes as it can confuse the user, so it would be best not to have modes, but if they are unavoidable mode visibility is best.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:21.000Z",
            "username": "wrestlingduster",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:53.000Z",
            "username": "twigssharing",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:41.000Z",
            "username": "roarshrivel",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:46.000Z",
            "username": "heatingoldfashioned",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1- matching the system model does not make things consistent for the user and steering law is efficiency\n2- the other 2 are based on what is needed, prototyping finds learnability issues\n3- confirmation dialogs will help fix problems but visibility is the clearest way for them to know what mode they are in\n4- c will make it much harder to read and wide paragraphs that are dense are not easier to read",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:52.000Z",
            "username": "fumbleice",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:19.000Z",
            "username": "earsplittingmixed",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "B",
            "reason": "3) confirmation dialogs prevent mode error because you know to which mode you are switching",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:43.000Z",
            "username": "pigletsmarties",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1 - consistency - Natural mapping makes sense if you use it consistently. This means elements of the UI have an association with their offline counterparts.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:40.000Z",
            "username": "witteringnye",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:12.000Z",
            "username": "redwingbonny",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:19.000Z",
            "username": "pulledsymptomatic",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "Question 2: Early prototyping will allow you to realize what doesn't make sense to the user though it makes sense to you. This is what happened to us when we did our paper prototyping for the group project.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:59.000Z",
            "username": "boatpanamanian",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "question 2: both need finding and early prototyping can help finding where the learnability issues are.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:30.000Z",
            "username": "ubiquitousskate",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1. Natural mapping since that makes things consistant with how they really are rather than matching the system model which users won't care about\n2. Early prototyping will help since you will see how users discover features and stuff in your UI\n3. Confirmation dialogs would also help (might be C), but I chose mode visibility since if it is clear what mode you are in you would be less likely to make a mistake.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:36.000Z",
            "username": "compromisekennel",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1: Tying an interface to a natural mapping ensures external consistency\n2: Identify early in the design process what aspects of a UI lack learnability\n3: Make it obvious what mode the user is currently in to prevent errors\n4: Spaces out long blocks of text, making it more readable",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:31.000Z",
            "username": "scenerybarber",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "B",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:22.000Z",
            "username": "furtiveapricot",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:30.000Z",
            "username": "wornoutman",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "B",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:00.000Z",
            "username": "patheticarrogant",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:26.000Z",
            "username": "urethrayellowwool",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "3 - Redo and confirmation dialogs can be helpful for preventing mode errors but aren't exclusively useful for mode errors. Mode visibility reminds the user of what mode he/she is in and thereby prevents mode errors specifically.\n4 - Wide paragraphs require the reader to read across the whole screen and may cause trouble reading the following line, so not so helpful. Red text on blue background is difficult to read b/c of contrast.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:08:40.000Z",
            "username": "irisdragonegg",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2 A- Early prototyping enables you to test early, allowing you to find (and fix) problems in learnability early on.\n4 - Generous leading allows people to read more effectively; wide paragraphs can make it too difficult for people to read, and red text on blue backgrounds can be illegible for some people.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:21.000Z",
            "username": "rosaryleg",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:26.000Z",
            "username": "ambushrug",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "Question 2 - You can test user learnability by prototyping early, allowing users to test your protoypes, and check for learnability issues.\nQuestion 3 - redo and confirmation dialogs are helpful for safety in general and errors, where mode visibility helps mode errors\nquestion 4 - c is saturation, b is not helpful from lecture.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:23.000Z",
            "username": "fromburritos",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:19.000Z",
            "username": "eyelashigloo",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "3: not sure if mode visibility is a UI design principle, but redo and confirmation dialogs wouldn't help with mode error. An undo would.\n4: Wide paragraph is not the best thing, there is an optimal aspect ratio, and red text on blue background is def not helping because of too saturation of the color\n1: Natural mapping helps with consistency with the real world, matching system model helps with internal consistency",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:45.000Z",
            "username": "wickerbaggy",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "3. Confirmation dialogs are helpful to let users know that they're changing modes. Mode visibility is, however, the most persistent and direct solution.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "username": "bubbleanorak",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "Question 3:\nI answered Confirmation Dialogs because it would seem as if those would help the user control the mode that they are in, hence avoid mode error.\n",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:50.000Z",
            "username": "toolwornout",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1. Having a natural mapping will make your interface consistent with external models that the user is familiar with. \n\n2. Early prototyping helps the designers find out early on what problems users might have with learnability \n\n3. Allowing the user to see what mode they're in helps them not crash oil tanker ships because they didn't notice what setting the ship was on.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:24.000Z",
            "username": "parcheddome",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "4) Leading should be large, but not too large",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:19.000Z",
            "username": "waterskiheavy",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "C",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1. I think it's not matching system model because that isn't about consistency because the user doesn't see the system model\n\n3. If you make a mode error, even if you can see the mode and are less likely to make the error, you still can't do anything about it when you do make it.",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:31.000Z",
            "username": "consciouscanal",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:45.000Z",
            "username": "anesthetistpanjandrum",
            "question1": "A",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1. I'm still deciding between natural mappig and match system model for this, but if there is a consistency issue, matching ystem model with user model might fix it.\n2.",
            "grade": 6.7
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:33.000Z",
            "username": "clocksjoy",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "2. through early prototyping we can figure out what works for the users and what doesn't and make those changes in the future iterations",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:13.000Z",
            "username": "sleevelessdispensable",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "1. The UI doesn't necessarily have to match the system model, since knowing the exact system model can be confusing for users.\n4. Good leading is better than generous leading, but wide paragraphs are generally less readable and red on blue is never good.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:25.000Z",
            "username": "farmertherapeutic",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "4. Can't remember what leading is, but red text on blue is BAD and I recall wide paragraphs aren't conducive to readability either.\n2. Not 100% sure on this one. But early prototyping could lead to identifying major learnability problems earlier.",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:54.000Z",
            "username": "rustichorrified",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:11.000Z",
            "username": "batwinks",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "B",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "reason": "4. is generous leading a principle or just a technique?\n\np.s. single choice is much better than multiple choice",
            "grade": 8.3
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:38.000Z",
            "username": "chimneyship",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:10:06.000Z",
            "username": "dinosaurcobra",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        },
        {
            "timestamp": "2013-05-13T20:09:04.000Z",
            "username": "felineveggie",
            "question1": "B",
            "question2": "A",
            "question3": "A",
            "question4": "A",
            "grade": 10
        }
    ]
}