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Usability

Usability is a measure of how well a specific user in a specific context can use a product to achieve a defined goal.
  1. Learn Usability with the Practica AI Coach

    The Practica AI Coach helps you improve in Usability by using your current work challenges as opportunities to improve. The AI Coach will ask you questions, instruct you on concepts and tactics, and give you feedback as you make progress.
  2. Intro to Usability

    Usability is the measure of how easy and effective a product is to use. It encompasses a wide range of factors, including learnability, efficiency, memorability, and error prevention. A product with good usability is more likely to be adopted by users and achieve its intended goals. Usability is a critical aspect of user experience design and should be considered throughout the development process.
  3. Usability Testing

    Usability testing is a method for evaluating a product's usability by observing users as they interact with it. It involves creating realistic scenarios and tasks for users to complete and collecting feedback on their experience. Usability testing can reveal areas of a product that are confusing or difficult to use, as well as identify opportunities for improvement. It is an essential part of the Design Process and should be conducted regularly to ensure a product's usability remains high.
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  4. Advanced Techniques

    There are several advanced techniques that can be used to improve a product's usability. These include heuristic evaluations, cognitive walkthroughs, and user Surveys. Heuristic evaluations involve experts evaluating a product against a set of usability principles to identify potential issues. Cognitive walkthroughs involve experts simulating user behavior to identify areas of confusion or difficulty. User Surveys can provide valuable feedback on a product's usability and user experience. These techniques can be used in combination to provide a comprehensive evaluation of a product's usability.