Added feedback from version 2 testing

design/prototype-version-2/form-overview/README.md

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 ### Feedback from testing this version 
 
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+- None of the users were confused when landing on the screen for the first time, and each were confident what their next step was going to be. All 3 were able to share what they expected the page to do once they moved through the journey  
+  > P1: “I’m guessing it’ll be some sort of preview page that you’ll come back to as you go along.”  
+- All 3 users were able to identify how they could change or fix the form name by using the browser back button. However, they suggested that this could be easier by having a more explicit way to edit it from this screen, as they were worried that by going back they would break the form  
+  > P3: “If this page is going to change to show all of the questions, when this is complete then an edit button might be better than a back button.”  
+- 1 user commented about the need they had for numbered questions to help them  
+  > P3: “I think having the questions numbered would make this a tiny bit easier to understand at a glance”  
+- Only 1 user commented on the newly added hint text for the generated pages  
+  > P3: “I don’t know what differences you’ve made from the last one but this is a lot easier to read. This feels a bit simpler.”  
+- When asked about finalising the form, 2 users said they would definitely want to test the form our as though they were form fillers, with the other saying they would only test it if the were “feeling insecure” (P1)  
+  > P2: “I’d expect there to be a full preview where I could go through all the questions one by one”  
+  > P3: “‘Test the form in a new tab’ that is great. That’s 100% what I’d want to do.”  
+- 1 user brought up the fact that they still hadn’t set up an email for form submissions to be sent to
+  > P1: “Then I’d click on ‘publish form’. I still haven’t had a chance to add an email address of where the form is going, but I imagine the publish form process would take me through that.”