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B. Usability Testing Critique: User
Provide a broad overview critique on various aspects of the app. You can go screen-by-screen , then narrow down to a specific problem or investigate a use case, that you, or the creator, would like to investigate.
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Email
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User's Name
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The App Name and Author
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How is the experience of getting started (onboarding screens) or sign in/sign up?
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Is the purpose of the app clearly conveyed?
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How is the overall use of space? Is there enough negative or white space?
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What is the Navigation Style and why — Hamburger, Tab bar (on the top), Floating button, Tabs (on the bottom)? Is the navigation style clear?
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How does the Information Architecture help users accomplish desired tasks? This is how the pages and actions are organized.
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Do you know what the buttons or links do before clicking on them?
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Does the button placement add value to the user’s experience? Describe. For example — Why is ‘Add’ button in the center of the Navigation Tab?
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Does it follow platform guidelines (Material Design or iOS)?
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List the three most serious usability problems you noticed.
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What improvements can you suggest to any of the above?
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How is the app maintaining design consistency? Example— Platform Standards, Illustrations and icons, Colors, and more.
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Does overall typography of the app leverage Visual Hierarchy? Example — Size, Kerning, Tracking, Line Height, Uppercase, etc.
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Do the colors used in the app aim to provoke specific emotion? Do the colors promote Brand Identity or serve a specific purpose?
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How is the contrast? The color contrast determines content visibility. This not only benefits people with low contrast sensitivity and color blindness, but also enables all users to comprehend content quickly. Example — Research has shown that dark characters on light background are easier to read than vice versa because of iris tightening.
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