Please participate in an Inventor Baseline Usability study

Please participate in an Inventor Baseline Usability study

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Please participate in an Inventor Baseline Usability study

ChrisMitchell01
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The Inventor Research team are initiating a baseline usability study to prepare for future UI related enhancements.

Each study will take approx 20 minutes & responders will receive a $20 Amazon.com gift card. This is a timebound study so please...

Take the study!

Many Thanks in anticipation,
Chris



Chris Mitchell
PDMS Customer Engagment Team
Autodesk, Inc.

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Cadmanto
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Chris,

Just took it.  Pretty easy.

 

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Curtis_Waguespack
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I was curious, so I started this study, but then bailed out. I did pass the link along to others though. ScreenCast for user studies is a great idea.

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mpatchus
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Sorry I am unable to complete the study due to security policies in place at work.

We are unable to install screencast on our machines here.

 

Have passed the link on to a few others though.

Mike Patchus - Lancaster SC

Inventor 2025 Beta


Alienware m17, Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-10980HK CPU @ 2.40GHz 3.10 GHz, Win 11, 64gb RAM, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Super

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RobSinglehurst
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Just finished it Chris,

Cheers,
--Rob
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WHolzwarth
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Done it.

Smiley Wink Why don't you ask me about my Screencast impressions?

 

Walter

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Curtis_Waguespack
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@WHolzwarth wrote:

 

Smiley Wink Why don't you ask me about my Screencast impressions?

 

 


Hey Walter do have any impressions concerning the Screencast app that you would like to share? Smiley Tongue

 

If so see this link: Screencast Forum  

 

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WHolzwarth
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Hi Curtis, perhaps I'm not experienced enough with Screencast. I'll prefer MP4 files done with Camtasia or another software.

 

Why?

- Processing and uploading with Screencast takes longer

- After that I'm invited to see the results on Screencast page. Why don't they show it to me straightforward?

 

 

Walter Holzwarth

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Curtis_Waguespack
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Hi wh,

 

My previous reply was really just my attempt to point out that there is a separate Screencast Forum   where you can provide feedback directly to the Screencast team.

 

For what it's worth I agree with you, and at this point still prefer Camtasia , and find the processing times for Screencast to be slow also. But Screencast has some nice features such as some of the keyboard capture stuff. So, fingers are crossed, they will keep improving on it.

 

I hope this helps.
Best of luck to you in all of your Inventor pursuits,
Curtis
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WHolzwarth
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Thanks Curtis, for sharing my impressions.

Being this an Usability study, I'm hoping that some decisioners are reading it.

 

Personally, I don't want to participate in too many forums.

Walter Holzwarth

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WHolzwarth
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Another comment about this study:

Discussing hole feature menus is not a really big task.

For me - as a foreign language man - all these descriptions about hole feature judging were too much.

I ended up in most cases with N/A.

 

Walter Holzwarth

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angela.ren
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I'm part of the research team, and we thank you for the comments about the survey itself; we will definitely keep them in mind for next time! 

 

For context, yes, this particular study focuses on something very specific. There are several reasons for this; something I find very interesting is understanding the underlying concepts and pain-points for this feature that are present in other workflows as well. 

 

Thank you everyone for taking the survey thus far! I will update the instructions to allow any screen recording (not just screencast) to be accepted so more people can participate if they are interested. 🙂

 

 

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Scary99
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Just took the survey.  The problem was simple (too simple) but I see the point was to get feed back on different methods.  I liked the opportunity to provide my views on Inventor in general.  Good survey.  Hope you get good info and keep up the good work.  Makes our jobs easier and more efficient.

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smokes2998
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Angela

 

Every designed products requires a different set of common tools to create them.

Typically with SE and SW you can customize the UI to suit the design. This is where Inventor falls over.

 

I would seriously get the training in SW and SE and test the customization of the UI especially the s key in SW and the ribbon tool in SE.

 

I would also look at the measure tool in SE and SW.  I would also look at the sketch tools of SE

 

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smokes2998
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DOUBLE POST

 

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hosford
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You should take this post down due to meeting your quota.

Thaddeus Hosford
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