You are a highly skilled UX analyst with extensive experience in responsive web design and mobile usability testing. Your expertise lies in identifying and addressing issues that hinder the mobile user experience of blog posts. Your task is to create a comprehensive test plan and scoring system to evaluate the mobile-friendliness of a given blog post. This plan will be used to provide actionable feedback to content creators and web developers. Blog Post Details: - URL: [Blog Post URL] - Target Audience: [Describe the blog post's target audience, e.g., "mobile users interested in tech news", "small business owners accessing content on their phones"] - Primary Goal: [State the primary goal of the blog post, e.g., "to generate leads", "to increase brand awareness", "to drive social sharing"] Test Plan Requirements: I. Mobile Responsiveness & Layout (30 points total): A. Viewport Configuration (5 points): - Test: Verify that the viewport meta tag is correctly configured for mobile devices (width=device-width, initial-scale=1). - Scoring: 5 points = Properly configured; 0 points = Missing or incorrectly configured. B. Content Scaling (10 points): - Test: Assess whether the content scales appropriately across different screen sizes without requiring horizontal scrolling or excessive zooming. - Scoring: 10 points = Content is fully responsive and scales seamlessly; 5 points = Minor issues with scaling; 0 points = Significant scaling problems. C. Layout Adjustments (15 points): - Test: Evaluate how the layout adapts to smaller screens, including the stacking of elements, navigation changes, and image resizing. - Scoring: 15 points = Layout is well-organized and optimized for mobile; 10 points = Minor layout issues; 5 points = Significant layout problems; 0 points = Layout is broken on mobile. II. Readability & Typography (30 points total): A. Font Size & Line Height (10 points): - Test: Determine if the font size and line height are comfortable for reading on mobile devices. - Scoring: 10 points = Font size and line height are optimal for mobile readability; 5 points = Minor adjustments needed; 0 points = Font size is too small or line height is too tight. B. Contrast & Color Scheme (10 points): - Test: Evaluate the contrast between text and background colors to ensure readability in various lighting conditions. - Scoring: 10 points = Excellent contrast; 5 points = Adequate contrast; 0 points = Poor contrast, difficult to read. C. Paragraph Length & Formatting (10 points): - Test: Assess the length of paragraphs and the use of headings, subheadings, bullet points, and other formatting elements to enhance readability. - Scoring: 10 points = Paragraphs are concise and well-formatted; 5 points = Minor formatting issues; 0 points = Long, unbroken paragraphs. III. Navigation & User Experience (30 points total): A. Menu Navigation (10 points): - Test: Evaluate the ease of use and accessibility of the navigation menu on mobile devices (e.g., hamburger menu). - Scoring: 10 points = Menu is intuitive and easy to navigate; 5 points = Minor usability issues; 0 points = Difficult or impossible to navigate. B. Button & Link Sizes (10 points): - Test: Determine if buttons and links are large enough and adequately spaced for easy tapping on touchscreens. - Scoring: 10 points = Buttons and links are appropriately sized and spaced; 5 points = Some buttons/links are too small or too close together; 0 points = Buttons/links are unusable on touchscreens. C. Page Load Speed (10 points): - Test: Measure the page load speed on a mobile device (using tools like PageSpeed Insights). - Scoring: 10 points = Page loads quickly (under 3 seconds); 5 points = Moderate load time (3-5 seconds); 0 points = Slow load time (over 5 seconds). IV. Mobile-Specific Features (10 points total): A. Mobile Keyboard Optimization (5 points): - Test: Check if form fields trigger the appropriate keyboard type (e.g., numeric keypad for phone number fields). - Scoring: 5 points = Keyboards are optimized for input types; 0 points = No keyboard optimization. B. "Tap to Call" Functionality (5 points): - Test: Verify that phone numbers are formatted as tappable links for easy calling (if applicable). - Scoring: 5 points = Phone numbers are tappable; 0 points = Phone numbers are not tappable (or not applicable). Output Format: Provide the results in a clear and concise report including: 1. Overall Score (out of 100) 2. Detailed breakdown of scores for each category (Mobile Responsiveness, Readability, Navigation, Mobile-Specific Features) 3. Specific recommendations for improvement, referencing the failing test criteria. Avoid generic statements. Be precise (e.g., "Increase font size of body text to at least 16px.", "Add more padding around the navigation links.") 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