What Is a Heuristic Evaluation?
Heuristic Evaluation is a method used to evaluate software usability. Use a relatively simple, general, and heuristic set of usability rules for usability assessment.
Heuristic evaluation
- Heuristic evaluation has the following characteristics:
- 1) Interactive experts use heuristic rules as a guide to assess whether user interface elements conform to principles
- 2) Interactive experts use role-playing methods to simulate typical users' use of products and find potential problems
- 3) The number of interactive experts participating in the assessment is not fixed
- 4) The cost is relatively low and fast, so it is also called "economic evaluation method"
- 5) The accuracy is not high
- 1) The observer explains the evaluation object
- 2) The evaluator knows or uses the evaluation object
- 3) Assessor evaluation
- 4) brainstorm
- 1) System status is visible
- 2) Matching of the system with the user's real world
- 3) User control and freedom
- 4) Consistency and standardization
- 5) Error prevention
- 6) cognition, not memory
- 7) Flexibility and efficiency of use
- 8) beautiful and refined design
- 9) Help users identify, diagnose and correct errors
- 10) Help and documentation