An established functional framework that boosted user satisfaction

Our Solution

Zoonou used an Exploratory test approach that included a broad selection of mobile and tablet device environments. The user demographic included children and parents which meant that we needed to advise on a relevant device list including those that were likely to produce unexpected or negative test results.

Zoonou was able to simulate difficult AR field conditions in our test laboratory environment that was suited to replicating actual parent and child use that included higher and lower vantage points.

The Results

Nexus and the Forest Commission saw a well conceived and designed product released as a high-quality app that is in current use at 26 locations across England as of May 2017.

The project benefited from Zoonou’s accumulated experience and drew upon established functional and non-functional test frameworks developed over time and multiple clients.

This ultimately benefited the client in terms of time, project cost and user satisfaction.

For more on augmented reality and its impact on testing, as well as more on the Gruffalo Spotter App project, please check out our AR Testing – The Wood for the Trees article.

"Zoonou's compatibility testing across a range of mobile and tablet devices allowed us to identify and resolve issues before launching to the public. It was a critical phase in ensuring the app we released was of the highest quality and an enjoyable experience for our users."

Claire Cook - Nexus, Creative Producer