The methods we chose for evaluation were cognitive walkthrough, think aloud, and questionnaires. We had two participants test the prototype at the same time and say aloud their thoughts in real time as they were testing. As a result, we obtained their initial thoughts on the prototype and their updated thoughts as they learned more about it. After they tested and we recorded their thoughts, the participants filled out a questionnaire giving us more constrained, quantifiable feedback. The goal of obtaining feedback in these ways was to cover all bases of feedback types. Cognitive walkthroughs make it easier to get honest commentary on the experience from participants when they’re testing with another person. The think-aloud gives us real-time feedback on any aspect of the prototype (functionality, appearance, comprehension, etc.). The questionnaires were for collecting feedback from participants with constraints on their answers that allowed us to make them quantitative.