Refer explicitly to the claims in the specification section ("claims we are looking to test with this testing procedure are related to the functionality and usability" is far too general).
It is a good start, but try to be more specific (based on this information, other researchers should be able to replicate the test. E.g., how many participants do you plan to include?
Good that you think about how the participant can play-act as a PwD. Do not put it in footnotes, but make a concise paragraph of it (it is an important part of your test method).
Refer explicitly to the claims in the specification section ("claims we are looking to test with this testing procedure are related to the functionality and usability" is far too general).
It is a good start, but try to be more specific (based on this information, other researchers should be able to replicate the test. E.g., how many participants do you plan to include?
Good that you think about how the participant can play-act as a PwD. Do not put it in footnotes, but make a concise paragraph of it (it is an important part of your test method).
If our assumptions are not statistically significant, explain why.
Some of the reasons could be:
Participants are young, familiar with tech and not cognitively impaired.
Rephrase the conclusion and explain why and how we arrived at it