Neilsen Heuristics

The 10 heuristics defined by Jakob Nielsen and Rolf Molich are good practices that can be applied to interface design to evaluate its usability.
These are principles based on the observation of real users and the problems they face when using any type of interface.

1.Visibility of System Status.

2.Match between system and real world.

3.User control and freedom.

4.Consistency and standard.

5.Error prevention.

6.Recognize rather than recall.

7. Flexibility and Efficiency of use.

8.Aesthetic and Minimal design.

9.Help users recognize, Diagnose and Recover from errors

10.Help and documentation

1.Visibility of System Status.

2.Match between system and real world.

3.User control and freedom.

4.Consistency and standard.

5.Error prevention.

6.Recognize rather than recall.

7.Flexibility and Efficiency of use.

8.Aesthetic and Minimal design.

9.Help users recognize, Diagnose and

Recover from errors

10.Help and documentation

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