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Usability Task Scenarios Writer

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Write tasks that don't give away the answer.

The Open buttons send the prompt text as currently shown below to that site only when you click. Fill in the placeholders first.

Write usability test tasks. Product and key flows: [PRODUCT_AND_FLOWS]. User goals: [USER_GOALS]. Interface vocabulary I must avoid giving away: [UI_LABELS].

Create 6 to 8 task scenarios. Each: a realistic context in 2 to 3 sentences, the goal, no interface terms, and a success criterion. Example: Bad "Click Settings and change your password." Good "You think someone else may know your password. Make sure only you can sign in." Provide data the participant needs (a fictional account, sample details) and how to reset state between sessions.

Return a table: Task | Scenario text | What a participant might try first | Success criterion | Time limit | Metrics | Risk that the task is leading. Add guidance on order (start easy, balance risk), counterbalancing for comparisons, and follow-up questions after each task ("How confident are you that you completed that? Why?"). Check that tasks do not reveal navigation labels. Use only my product details.

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Bad: "Click Settings and change your password."
Good: "You think someone else may know your password. Make sure only you can sign in."
Task 2: "You are travelling and want your colleague to see your calendar next Tuesday without sharing everything. Set that up." Success: shares one day, read-only.
Task 3: "You booked the wrong day. Move your booking to Friday." Success: new date confirmed in under 2 minutes.
Data provided: test account Sam Rivera, calendar with 5 events.
Reset: restore the test account between sessions.
Follow-up: "How confident are you that you completed that? Why?"
Check for giveaways: tasks avoid the words Settings, Share, and Reschedule.

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