Hey, Passionate testers!
I found a wonderful resource by Michael Kritsch. It’s on usability heuristic frameworks. These heuristics are a curated collection from 10 popular Usability research models and standards. More details on medium blog. This is a collection of heuristics, guidelines, principles, criteria, or rules. Most can be applied to your context. I have converted these into this checklist that can be used for usability evaluations.π§‘

Pro Tip: The webpage will save the status of the checklist until you reset the page cache or a timeout happens (180 days). So, you can use this as a workbook too.
Learnability π‘
Efficiency π‘
Satisfaction βοΈ
Error Proofing π©
Utility π¦
Memorability π§
I recall all this by the mnemonic, SELEUM (Smaller, Simpler, Less Expensive than Selenium π), i.e. Satisfaction, Efficiency, Learnability, Error Proofing, Utility, Memorability.
Additional Resources:
- Usability Heuristic Infographic – You will love it π§‘
- Mindmap of these heuristics – For Mindmap Fans π―
Credits:
- Michael Kritsch for this wonderful blog post
- Mahathee Dandibhotla – For the XMind Mindmap
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