See also: IRC log
Charlotte: I'm still reading through input
<Zakim> yatil, you wanted to say this is all hard to decide in XLS let’s have it in the navigation. Then we can re-arrange it.
Do not expect major changes in number of top-level nav
Go ahead and build out nav
Charlotte: When for usability testing? Week of 18 Sept?
Charlotte not available week of 9 Oct; Shawn not available 16 Sept.
Charlotte: Usually 2 days: Tue & Wed or Wed & Thur; sometimes 3 days -- might want to do 3 days for this
[ disucssion of dates ]
Charlotte: week of 18 or 25
Sept
... could do iterative testing, making changes overnight
Eric probably not have budget to come in person
Shawn: could send Eric changes, that he can do his morning, then they'll be ready for Austin morning
Charlotte: Can do roughly 4 people per day
Sharron can help recruit participants with different disabilities
RESOLUTION: Pencil infor 18 Sept -- have until 2 August to confirm
Charlotte: Observation room -- need to be silent. OR can fit 10 people in focus room.
exciting!
[ missed minuting first part of meeting ]
[ /me will add some to the minutes ]
trackbot, end meeting
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