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    Tracxn APM Case Study 1 (Annotations)

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    The document provides instructions for creating an annotated guide to explain the different elements on Google's search results page to new users. It asks to open Google in incognito mode, search for "alphabet inc", and use annotated screenshots to categorize and explain each element on the page, including the search fields, purpose of elements, and recommended formatting. It provides an example solution with annotations and explanations of elements like the Google logo, search bar, voice search icon, search and "I'm Feeling Lucky" buttons, and quick links in the top right corner.

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    Tracxn APM Case Study 1 (Annotations)

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    The document provides instructions for creating an annotated guide to explain the different elements on Google's search results page to new users. It asks to open Google in incognito mode, search for "alphabet inc", and use annotated screenshots to categorize and explain each element on the page, including the search fields, purpose of elements, and recommended formatting. It provides an example solution with annotations and explanations of elements like the Google logo, search bar, voice search icon, search and "I'm Feeling Lucky" buttons, and quick links in the top right corner.

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    The document provides instructions for creating an annotated guide to explain the different elements on Google's search results page to new users. It asks to open Google in incognito mode, search for "alphabet inc", and use annotated screenshots to categorize and explain each element on the page, including the search fields, purpose of elements, and recommended formatting. It provides an example solution with annotations and explanations of elements like the Google logo, search bar, voice search icon, search and "I'm Feeling Lucky" buttons, and quick links in the top right corner.

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    Tracxn APM Case Study 1 (Annotations)

    Uploaded by

    shashi
    The document provides instructions for creating an annotated guide to explain the different elements on Google's search results page to new users. It asks to open Google in incognito mode, search for "alphabet inc", and use annotated screenshots to categorize and explain each element on the page, including the search fields, purpose of elements, and recommended formatting. It provides an example solution with annotations and explanations of elements like the Google logo, search bar, voice search icon, search and "I'm Feeling Lucky" buttons, and quick links in the top right corner.

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    Tracxn

    APM Case Study


    Google search page annotated explainer guide

    1
    (1/4) Case Details (by Tracxn)

    Problem Statement :

    There is an user who is visiting Google.com for the first time. Once landed on Google.com search page, user needs a user manual which
    can guide him/her on how to use Google.com search page and what are different elements in search page along with its purpose. Your
    task is to create a this manual for the new user

    Your Task:

    Below outcome is expected -


    ● Open google search in incognito mode of your browser and search for ‘alphabet inc’
    ● From here on, use annotated screenshots to create the user manual
    ○ Talk about all the elements in the search results page including the purpose of the elements
    (Description should be short, crisp and easy to understand)
    ○ Categorise these elements in appropriate groups( Example : Search fields...)

    You will be evaluated on following parameters :

    ● Coverage of elements on search results page


    ● How well you have categorized the elements and structure of your document
    ● The name given to the element / category headers and how self-explanatory and intuitive those are

    It is recommended that you follow the provided format for solving the case study. However, feel free to use a different
    format if you want to. 2
    (2/4) Wireframe details Provide annotated wireframes and explain each element (add more slides if needed)
    Annotated wireframe (insert images of annotated wireframes) Explanation for user (use the annotations to describe
    the element)

    3
    (3/4) Any Callouts (i.e. Assumptions made, Edge cases not handled)

    4
    (4/4) Sample Case Study Solution (annotations)
    Annotated wireframe Explanation for User

    Note: This is just a sample document and we have not categorized the
    elements here. However, we recommend you do so.

    1) Google Logo - Logo of Google. Sometimes, a temporary alteration


    called Google doodle will replace the google logo
    2) A Search bar - placed at the center of the screen where user can
    type
    3) Voice icon - Option with which user can search by voice
    Clicking on this will open a confirmation dialog in which we can allow
    permission for "Chrome" browser to use the recording device.
    Once you give permission, we can search using voice commands

    There are 2 buttons below the main search bar


    4) The search button - Clicking on which will take the user to the
    Search results page. Alternatively, the user can use the "Return" key
    for the same function
    5) I'm Feeling Lucky - Clicking on it will take the user to the highest
    ranked site based on the keyword
    Top right corner - Quick links and Sign In option
    6) Gmail - This will take the user to Gmail.com
    7) Images - this will open the image search for google
    5

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