Heuristic Evaluation Exercises
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Findability
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Heuristic evaluation
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Recognition rather than recall
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Search system
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Use concise language
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Avoid overusing a brand’s name
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Compose an evaluation plan
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Flexibility and efficiency of use
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Match between the system and the real world
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Universal icons
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Proximity design principle
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The heuristic evaluation process
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Document usability inspection findings
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Use numerals for numbers
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Cons and caveats of usability inspection
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Hierarchy design principle
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Icons
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Use visual hierarchy to establish the order of importance
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Choose evaluators
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Subtlety
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Subtlety with shape
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Strive for minimalism
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Appropriateness
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Benny Hill sorting (”Thirty-Five”)
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Adding bookmarks with the id attribute
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Similarity with size
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Clarity in Apple interfaces
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Articulating model constraints
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Test
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Apple's layout philosophy
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Utilize breadcrumbs
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Decide on the placement
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Accessibility standards review
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Visual consistency evaluation
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Setting appropriate benchmarks
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Creating evaluation criteria
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Content clarity assessment
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Design pattern consistency
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Information architecture review
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Color hierarchy
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Search bar
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Frameworks for fairness evaluation
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Creating usability evaluation frameworks
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Place less important options at the bottom
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Use familiar labels alongside utility icons
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Creating priority frameworks for findings
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Color contrast and accessibility review
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User expectation mapping
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Cause and effect design
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