Objective: To define the scope of the mobile experience, prioritize essential data for the "My Inbox" approval workflow, and map the current notification journey.
1. Usage Context & Scope
Goal: Understand "Why" and "When" the mobile version is used to prevent feature creep.
- Primary Use Case: "What is the single most important task you need to complete when accessing Munafasset on your mobile? (e.g., Quick status check, Urgent approval while traveling, or Full review?)"
- Feature Scope: "Is the mobile experience strictly for Viewing and Approving pending items, or do you anticipate needing to Create or Edit RFPs on your phone?"
- Follow-up: "If editing is required, what specific fields would you edit on the go?"
- Environment: "Where are you usually located when accessing the mobile version? (e.g., In transit, between meetings, or just away from the desk?)"
2. Content Prioritization (RFP Details)
Goal: Solve the 'Overwhelming Details' issue by identifying the Minimum Viable Data.
- Data Density: "Mobile screens have limited space, and we want to avoid overwhelming you with the full desktop view. To keep it focused, what are the top 5 fields you absolutely must see to make a decision?"
- Prompts: Project Name? Budget Value? SLA Status? Vendor Name?
- Hidden Details: "What information can be safely hidden behind a 'Show More' button or omitted entirely on mobile?"
- Attachments: "Do you review attached documents (PDFs/Contracts) on your phone, or is that a task you save for the desktop?"
3. Workflow & Notifications
Goal: Map the 'Trigger to Action' path.
- The Trigger: "Currently, how are you notified that an RFP needs your approval? (Email, SMS, Teams?)"
- The Journey: "When you receive that email notification on your phone and click the link:
- Does it currently take you to the mobile browser?
- Does it require you to log in every time?
- Does it land you directly on the specific RFP, or do you have to search for it?"
- Deep Linking: "Ideally, should the email link take you directly to the specific 'My Inbox > Pending Approval' tab we discussed?"
4. Naming & Terminology Validation
Goal: Verify if the current module names align with the user's mental model.
- Clarity Check: "Do you find the names of the modules—'Search RFP', 'My Approvals', and 'My Inbox'—confusing in any way?"