- Retained the same categories and color scheme dealers are already familiar with.
- Added thumbnail images to help differentiate listings quickly.
- Added sorting, filtering, and batch processing to easily manage large quantities of listings.
- Incorporated commonly used eBay functionality and listing details thus eliminating the need to login to eBay separately.
- Legend mixes multiple types of status, Column headers are not clickable.
- Users could not figure out how to sort and assumed the functionality was unavailable.
- Difficult to differentiate listings solely by stock # and make/model.
- Redundant actions in each row.
- Unscalable format.
- Scattered global functionality.
- Visually overwhelming; however, users were accustomed to and relied upon color coding.
- Users forced to log into My eBay for information and functionality not available in CARad.
- Exercise in understanding possible actions and use cases to apply to listings.
- A series of wireframes were developed to explore potential layouts.
- An on-site field study with car dealers who used CARad created a baseline understanding of the role of CARad in their workflow and their key needs.
- A usability study and multiple design reviews evolved a series of design iterations to the final deliverable.
- Retained the same categories and color scheme dealers are already familiar with.
- Added thumbnail images to help differentiate listings quickly.
- Added sorting, filtering, and batch processing to easily manage large quantities of listings.
- Incorporated commonly used eBay functionality and listing details thus eliminating the need to login to eBay separately.