Translation UX/Design feedback 3

The goal of this feedback round was to test:
 * The full page prototype.
 * The current implementation of the ULS.

Test with User #40 on 20 Nov
The user was capable of speaking Tamil, French, Hindi and German but only participates as a French translator.

Network problems forced the recording to be made in two sessions that correspond to 1st and 2nd test.

Test 1: Full-page prototype

 * 01:23 - The user understands the overall structure of the UI and finds out how to edit lacking translations, but expected some input support for Hindi (asks: "is this transliteration?").
 * 5:39 - The user looks for parts of the document lacking a translation, and seems comfortable comparing original and translated paragraphs. Does not notice the progress bar at 100% as an indicator of the translation being complete.
 * 7:50 - The user actives proofreading mode and understands the options that are given to him for each section. "It is clear that when I mark each section it is correct".
 * 9:06 - The user suggest the possibility of mark as incorrect for situations when users are reviewing a document but cannot type.
 * 11:14 - When asked about general impression: "It's quite clear and simple. There is nothing to be confused about."
 * 12:12 - The user comments he is currently translating in French since he knows the language well and input in non-latin languages is inconvenient.
 * 13:55 - User is not sure about the outdated marker. No indications are given to explain the meaning.

Test 2: ULS

 * 00:13 - The user tries to search for "the Moon" but gets too many undistinguishable search results.
 * 01:23 - The user starts looking through the table of links and gets disconnected.
 * 6:42 - The user is asked to acces the Wikidata equivalent page in different languages. Got disconnected again.
 * 09:11 - The user reconnects and is able to change between languages.
 * 12:20 - The user is asked to provide a description in Tamil
 * 13:35 - When the user is told that there is support for input methods. First tries to find it close to the text area. Then looks for it at the ULS and configures it properly.
 * 16:30 - The user is able to use the input menu but cannot figure out how to start using it: "I'm trying to use the Tamil language input system [...] but I think I find it hard to use because I don't know what the mapping is for the keyboard".
 * 18:00 - When asked the user confirms: "It is easy to find the options, and I can see that there are several options available, but I'm having trouble actually using it".
 * 20:00 - The user changes to Hindi, sing the more settings option. More languages list seem to be ignores by the user.
 * 20:25 - The ULS does not close automatically after applying settings, and the user has problems hitting the x since the recent changes tooltip appears on top.
 * 21:10 - "I'm using transliteration for input and it seems a little buggy, it is not exactly accurate and it is not responding correctly".
 * 22:37 - The user changes to French (using the map), and realizes he needs to set the input method to type special characters. Looks for French in "more" languages from the IME menu but does not find French. Then he access the input settings where French appears and selects it expecting to find support for it.
 * 25:28 - The user provides general impressions about the ULS: "It is quite easy to change and shift between languages [...]. It is even not that difficult to activate the input method. It's just the usage of the alternative input method that has an issue."
 * 26:10 - The user comments about the map: "I like this map system. It is a good idea to quickly narrow down the list of languages." When asked about the reason for not using search: "I didn't need the search. Once I selected the part of the map, I instinctively scrolled the list."
 * 28:10 - When asked about the role of "Display settings" the user is not sure: "it is for the language of instructions", and tries to use it. When the feature is explained: "I don't see the distinction here, but I think it is a good idea".

Test 1: Full-page prototype

 * the user finds that translation memory is lacking.