New BT Homepage – what’s your view?
November 19, 2009 at 5:28 pm | Posted in best practice, beta testing, homepage, research, user testing | 5 CommentsTags: 2012 Challenge, homepage, killer content, research, user testing, users
In the last BT Intranet user survey I carried out earlier in 2009 I asked people in BT if merging information and applications into logical groups based around activities/functions would help them. The majority answered ‘Yes’.
I am now testing the new version that tries to do this with users and asking for their views.
The last major change to the BT Homepage was at the beginning of 2009 with a recent change in some of the colours when the 2012 challenge countdown began earlier this month.
I’m sharing the proposed changes and how we are testing these with users in these slides.
What do you think of the changes and how we are testing with people to make sure they are right or be able to make further changes to get it better?
PS I’m on holiday for the next two weeks. My blog decided it wants a break too 
. So, my next post will be in December.
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why cant i get bt yahoo on this computer only on my other one i prefer it to any other
Comment by kathleen smith— March 7, 2010 #
Kathleen,
I don’t know. I’ll email directly to find out more.
Mark
Comment by markmorrell— March 8, 2010 #
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