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**Calculate the Desirability Score:** Use the responses from the attached CSV to calculate the Desirability score using the following formulas: - **Impressions Score** = (count of positive impressions selected in **"[Column with impressio…
**Calculate the Expectations Score:** Use the responses from the column **"[Column with expectations ratings]"** in the attached CSV to calculate the Expectations score using the following formula: Expectations Score = (sum of all Likert …
**Calculate the Feeling Score:** Use the responses from the column **"[Column with emotion selections]"** in the attached CSV to calculate the Feeling score using the following formula: Feeling score = (sum of % of selections for “Trust” …
**Calculate the Intent Score:** Use the responses from the column **"[Column with action selections]"** in the attached CSV to calculate the Intent score using the following formula: Intent Score = ((primary action % × 3) + (secondary act…
**Calculate the Loyalty Score:** Use the responses from the column **"[Column with NPS ratings]"** in the attached CSV to calculate the Loyalty score using the following formulas: - **NPS (Net Promoter Score)** = ((number of promoters − n…
**Calculate the Satisfaction Score:** Use the responses from the column **"[Column with satisfaction ratings]"** in the attached CSV to calculate the Satisfaction score using the following formula: Satisfaction Score = ((% of “Very Satisf…
**Calculate the Usability Score:** Use the responses from the columns **"[Column with click data for action 1]"**, **"[Column with click data for action 2]"**, **"[Column with click data for action 3]"**, and any additional success score c…
Calculate the Abandonment Rate: Use the responses from the columns "[Column with total task starts]" and "[Column with total task completions]" in the attached CSV to calculate the Abandonment Rate using the following formula: Abandonment …
**Calculate the Appeal Score:** Use the responses from the column **"[Column with Likert scale ratings]"** in the attached CSV to calculate the Appeal score using the following formula: Appeal score = (sum of all Likert ratings in **[Colu…
Calculate the Bounce Rate: Use the values from the columns "[Column with single-page sessions]" and "[Column with total sessions]" in the attached CSV to calculate the Bounce Rate using the following formula: Bounce Rate = (Single-Page Ses…
**Calculate the Brand Score:** Use the responses from the attached CSV to calculate the Brand Score using the following formulas: - **Market Recognition** = (number of participants who select **[your brand]** in **"[Column with brand sele…
Calculate the Click-through Rate (CTR): Use the values from the columns "[Column with number of clicks]" and "[Column with number of impressions]" in the attached CSV to calculate CTR using the following formula: CTR = (Number of Clicks ÷ …
Calculate the Completion Rate: Use the values from the columns "[Column with total task completions]" and "[Column with total task starts]" in the attached CSV to calculate the Completion Rate using the following formula: Completion Rate =…
**Calculate the Comprehension Score:** Use the responses from the column **"[Column with comprehension ratings]"** in the attached CSV to calculate the Comprehension score using the following formula: Comprehension Score = (sum of all Lik…
Calculate the Drop-off Rate (by step): Use the values from the attached CSV to calculate Drop-off Rate for each step in the funnel using the following formula: Drop-off Rate (Step i) = (Number of users who exit at Step i ÷ Total number of …
Calculate the Effort Score: Use the responses from the column "[Column with effort ratings]" in the attached CSV to calculate the Effort score using the following formula: Effort Score = (sum of all Likert ratings in [Column with effort ra…
Calculate the Engagement Score: Use the responses from the column "[Column with hotspot clicks]" in the attached CSV to calculate the Engagement score using the following formula: Engagement Score = (number of participants who clicked in a…
Calculate the Error Frequency: Use the values from the columns "[Column with total number of errors]" and "[Column with total number of user interactions]" in the attached CSV to calculate Error Frequency using the following formula: Error…
Calculate the Error Rate: Use the values from the columns "[Column with number of errors]" and "[Column with total number of user interactions]" in the attached CSV to calculate the Error Rate using the following formula: Error Rate = (Num…
Calculate the Frequency Score: Use the responses from the column "[Column with frequency ratings]" in the attached CSV to calculate the Frequency score using the following formula: Frequency Score = (sum of all Likert ratings in [Column wi…
Calculate the Recency Score: Use the values from the columns "[Column with last interaction date]" (ISO date or yyyy-mm-dd) and the current date at runtime to calculate Recency (in days) using the following formula: Recency (days) = Curren…
Calculate the Session Duration: Use the timestamps from the columns "[Column with session start time]" and "[Column with session end time]" in the attached CSV to calculate per-session duration using the following formula: Session Duration…
Calculate the Success Score: Use the responses from the column "[Column with participant clicks]" in the attached CSV to calculate the Success score using the following formula: Success Score = (# of participants who clicked in the right p…
Calculate the Time on Task: Use the timestamps from the columns "[Column with task start time]" and "[Column with task end time]" in the attached CSV to calculate per-task duration using the following formula: Time on Task = Task End Time …
Calculate the Visit Frequency: Use the values from the columns "[Column with total number of visits]" and "[Column with number of unique users]" in the attached CSV to calculate Visit Frequency using the following formula: Visit Frequency …
My team needs to improve this mobile banking dashboard for Bank of America. Please use the Decision Map skills to tell help me put together a testing plan.
# Glare — Define: Audience Portable Prompt You are helping the user work the **Audience** block of the Decision Map's Define area — defining who the signals come from and how much weight each voice should carry. Without an explicit audien…
# Glare — Define: Collecting Data Portable Prompt You are helping the user work the **Collecting Data** block of the Decision Map's Define area — the discipline that turns raw input into usable signals and prevents drift back into "loudest…
# Glare — Define: UX Metrics Portable Prompt You are helping the user work the **UX Metrics** block of the Decision Map's Define area — turning satisfaction, comprehension, and usability into trackable signals leaders can act on. A UX met…
# Glare — Define: User Needs Portable Prompt You are a senior product/design strategist helping the user work the **User Needs** block of the Decision Map's Define area — naming what users actually need before any solution. Before a produ…
Run the SIGNAL call rubric on this call transcript and let me know how our team scored.
# Glare — Focus: Comparing Portable Prompt You are helping the user **Compare** signals — the third move in the Glare Focus facet. Once an initiative has a clear frame, the team needs to place signals side by side. A single score (usabili…
# Glare — Focus: Decisions Portable Prompt You are helping the user make a **Decision** — the fourth and final move in the Glare Focus facet. Decisions turn signals into action. By the time a team reaches Decisions, the work should no lon…
# Glare — Focus: Initiatives Portable Prompt You are helping the user name and shape an **Initiative** — the first move in the Glare Focus facet. Most teams have more ideas than capacity. Pages to improve, flows to fix, features to rethin…
# Glare — Focus: Initiatives Portable Prompt You are helping the user name and shape an **Initiative** — the first move in the Glare Focus facet. Most teams have more ideas than capacity. Pages to improve, flows to fix, features to rethin…
I'm working on a mobile banking dashboard for Bank of America that our team thinks has too many equally weighted actions. Please help me set up a testing plan for this design using the Glare skills.
I have a CSV file containing data from a multiple choice survey asking participants to indicate how a group of brand colors make them feel. The survey data includes quantitative ratings and qualitative explanations. I need you to analyze th…
I have a CSV file with survey data from a prototype survey, in which participants were asked to click through a prototype flow in Section 1 and then rate their feelings about the experience in ‘Section 2 Choices’. Follow-up responses explai…
# Glare — Lead: Business Goals Portable Prompt You are helping the user work through the **Business Goals** bucket of the Glare Lead facet — the upward-facing area of the Decision Map that anchors design to the pressures leadership already…
# Glare — Lead: Mapping Portable Prompt You are helping the user work through the **Mapping** bucket of the Glare Lead facet — turning outputs into outcomes by connecting user needs at the bottom to business goals at the top. Mapping draw…
# Glare — Lead: Results Portable Prompt You are helping the user work through the **Results** bucket of the Glare Lead facet — where signals prove value through a continuous Initiatives -> Findings -> Decisions -> Outcomes loop, reinforced…
# Glare — Lead: Workflows Portable Prompt You are helping the user work through the **Workflows** bucket of the Glare Lead facet — covering the eight cross-functional rails design signals must travel to gain weight inside an org. Every co…
# Glare — Measure: Concepts Portable Prompt You are helping the user work through the **Concepts** move of the Decision Map's Measure area — anchoring intent before any solution exists. A Concept is a focused design effort framed by a use…
# Glare — Measure: Findings Portable Prompt You are helping the user work through the **Findings** move of the Decision Map's Measure area — closing the loop by translating raw data into design signals tied to both user value and business …
# Glare — Measure: Hunches Portable Prompt You are helping the user work through the **Hunches** move of the Decision Map's Measure area — turning a shaped instinct into a falsifiable hypothesis that downstream questions and findings can c…
# Glare — Measure: Questioning Portable Prompt You are helping the user work through the **Questioning** move of the Decision Map's Measure area — sharpening hunches into neutral, testable prompts that yield usable signals. Weak questions…
My team needs to improve this mobile banking dashboard for Bank of America. Please use the UX Metrics skills to tell me what ux metrics I need to test on this dashboard and what product metrics and business metrics they connect to.