YouTube Shorts Usability Study Case Study, Conducted by: Bailey Rector, Fall 2022, Mixed Methods, Survey, Usability Test My usability study stresses YouTube Shorts’ need for improved accessibility, especially closed captioning, ensuring compliance with ADA standards for improved user experiences. Impact of Our Research This usability study was conducted with a primary objective to improve user […]
The Sage Project: Evaluating the Program
The Sage Project: Evaluating the Program Conducted by: Bailey Rector (Graduate Project Lead) and team, Spring 2022, Supervisor: T. Andres As part of a multi-year study, my research team at SDSU evaluated the Sage Project by identifying crucial areas for program improvement. Impact of Our Work Our research significantly influenced the Sage Project by shedding […]
MTS Transit Accessibility Study
MTS Transit Accessibility Study SDSU, Survey, Team Research In our study at SDSU, we surveyed rider’s on perceptions of Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (WAV) services provided by the San Diego MTS. Impact of Our Research Our research aimed to assess the usage and perceptions of Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (WAV) taxicab services provided by the San Diego […]
Lyme Disease and Medical Dismissal in the U.S.
Lyme Disease and Medical Dismissal in the U.S. Conducted by: Bailey Rector, Ethnographic Interview, Qualitative, SDSU, Spring 2021, Supervisor: Dr. J. Killmer In this ethnographic interview, I explored an individual’s diagnosis and treatment for Lyme disease, discovering biases and barriers within the medical system. Impact Through ethnographic inquiry, this study seeks to unravel the intricate […]
Crochet Monsters E-Commerce Website Design
Crochet Monsters E-Commerce Website Design Case Study, E-Commerce, Logo, UI/UX, Web Design In this case study, I crafted the Crochet Monsters e-commerce website, focusing on user experience and accessibility, as well as modern design. Determining Goals and Specs Creating a prototype E-Commerce website for Crochet Monsters by Bailey, specializing in cryptid-themed crochet designs, was a […]
COVID-19 Weight Discourse & College Students
COVID-19 Weight Discourse & College Students Conducted by: Bailey Rector, Spring 2021, Supervisor: Dr. J. Killmer I evaluated the impact of COVID 19 pandemic lockdowns on college students’ perceptions of weight gain, fatness, and the “COVID 15” rhetoric. Impact of Study The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced significant disruptions into the lives of many individuals, particularly […]
The Sage Project: Evaluating the Program
As part of a multi-year study, my research team at SDSU evaluated the Sage Project by identifying crucial areas for program improvement. Impact of Our Work Our research significantly influenced the Sage Project by shedding light on areas of improvement critical for its continued success. Specifically, our findings have been instrumental in shaping recommendations to […]
Lyme Disease and Medical Dismissal in the U.S.
In this ethnographic interview, I explored an individual’s diagnosis and treatment for Lyme disease, discovering biases and barriers within the medical system. Impact The research study delves into the complex experiences of individuals with Lyme disease, shedding light on their interactions with the medical community and the healthcare system. The insights gained from this study […]
YouTube Shorts Usability Study
My usability study stresses YouTube Shorts’ need for improved accessibility, especially closed captioning, ensuring compliance with ADA standards for improved user experiences. Impact of Our Research This usability study was conducted with a primary objective to improve user satisfaction, accessibility, and overall user experience for YouTube Shorts. The insights gained are crucial for ensuring that […]
MTS Transit Accessibility Study
In our study at SDSU, we surveyed rider’s on perceptions of Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (WAV) services provided by the San Diego MTS. Impact of Our Research Our research aimed to assess the usage and perceptions of Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (WAV) taxicab services provided by the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS). Although the study had […]