To ensure user satisfaction with a product or service.

To maximize the efficiency of user interactions.

To minimize the number of errors made by users.

To enhance the overall aesthetic appeal of a product.

User-centered design

Iterative design

Task-based design

Visual appeal

To prioritize user needs and preferences in the design process.

To create visually appealing user interfaces.

To minimize development costs and timelines.

To ensure compliance with industry standards.

To continuously improve the usability of a product or service.

To reduce the time and cost of the design process.

To ensure that the final product meets all requirements.

To facilitate collaboration among design team members.

Identifying and addressing user tasks and goals.

Creating visually appealing user interfaces.

Optimizing system performance and efficiency.

Ensuring compliance with accessibility standards.

Heuristic evaluation

Cognitive walkthrough

Focus groups

A/B testing

To identify potential usability problems based on established usability principles.

To gather feedback from users on their experiences with a product or service.

To conduct in-depth interviews with users to understand their needs and preferences.

To compare different versions of a product or service to determine which one is more usable.

Identifying potential usability problems by simulating user interactions.

Gathering feedback from users on their experiences with a product or service.

Conducting in-depth interviews with users to understand their needs and preferences.

Comparing different versions of a product or service to determine which one is more usable.

To gather feedback from users on their experiences with a product or service.

To identify potential usability problems based on established usability principles.

To conduct in-depth interviews with users to understand their needs and preferences.

To compare different versions of a product or service to determine which one is more usable.

To evaluate the usability of a product or service by observing and recording user interactions.

To gather feedback from users on their experiences with a product or service.

To conduct in-depth interviews with users to understand their needs and preferences.

To compare different versions of a product or service to determine which one is more usable.

Task completion rate

Time on task

Error rate

User satisfaction

To ensure that a product or service can be used by people with disabilities.

To improve the overall usability of a product or service.

To reduce the cost of developing a product or service.

To enhance the visual appeal of a product or service.

Providing alternative text for images.

Using clear and concise language.

Ensuring that content is perceivable by users with visual impairments.

Using bright colors and animations to enhance visual appeal.

To represent different user groups and their needs.

To reduce the cost of conducting usability testing.

To speed up the design process.

To enhance the visual appeal of a product or service.

Visibility of system status

Match between system and the real world

Consistency and standards

Error prevention