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 ![Success rate of finding categories.jpg](ReportImages/successRateOfFindingCategories.jpg)
 
 **Finding Categories:**
-  - 4 out of 5 participants (80%) found the categories.
-  - 1 participant did not find the categories.
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-**Percentage of Participants Who Found Categories:**
 - The bar chart visually confirms that the majority of participants (80%) successfully found the categories.
-- However, the 20% who struggled represent areas for improvement.
+- However, 1 participant who struggled is representing areas for improvement.
 
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 **Usefulness of Categories vs. Found Categories:**
 - The stacked bar chart shows a strong correlation between finding categories and perceiving them as useful.
-  - Four out of five participants found the categories and rated their usefulness highly (scores of 4 or 5).
-  - Participant 2, who did not find the categories initially, still rated their usefulness as 4, suggesting that they recognized the potential value once they located them.
+	- Four out of five participants found the categories and rated their usefulness highly (scores of 4 or 5).
+	- Participant 2, who did not find the categories initially, still rated their usefulness as 4, suggesting that they recognized the potential value once they located them.
 - The chart highlights the importance of making categories easy to find, as discoverability directly impacts perceived usefulness.
 
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