Heuristic Evaluation Report
Review an interface against usability principles.
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Conduct a heuristic evaluation. Interface description or screens: [INTERFACE_DESCRIPTION]. User tasks: [USER_TASKS]. Evaluator experience: [EVALUATOR_EXPERIENCE]. Evaluate against Nielsen's ten heuristics (visibility of system status; match with the real world; user control and freedom; consistency and standards; error prevention; recognition rather than recall; flexibility and efficiency; aesthetic and minimalist design; help users recover from errors; help and documentation). For each violation record: location, heuristic, description, severity (0 to 4), evidence (what I described), and a fix. Include positive findings. Produce a table and a summary of the top five issues. Note limits: a single evaluator finds fewer issues than several (suggest 3 to 5), and heuristics complement but do not replace testing with users. Add a plan to validate high-severity findings in a usability test. Use only the interface details I gave; do not guess about screens I did not describe. Provide the findings in a table sorted by severity with the heuristic, location, and fix, and a one-paragraph summary of the overall impression. Say which findings you are least sure of, given only a description of the interface.
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