Heuristic evaluation is a low-cost usability method where experts inspect an interface against predefined principles (visibility, control, error prevention, etc.). Finds 60-90% of usability issues at 1/10th the cost of user testing. Used by design teams and startups. Mastery takes 2-4 weeks. Practitioners earn 15-20% premium because they spot design problems early (preventing expensive fixes). Table stakes for product designers and PM/engineer hybrids. Not a technical skill but crucial for user-focused product thinking.
Heuristic evaluation is a usability inspection method where experts review an interface against established design principles (Nielsen's 10 heuristics). Evaluators spend 1-2 hours systematically checking the interface, noting problems. Results are aggregated and prioritized by severity. Unlike user testing (which observes real users), heuristic evaluation is an expert-driven, rapid method. It finds most common issues without recruiting users.
| Kanda | Mdogo | Kati | Mkuu |
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