Product acceptance plan

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Product acceptance plan

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Ava Harper

Product acceptance plan

Nielsen’s Ten Usability Principles

state aware

Are the menu tab records obvious?

Menu Tab allows users to know where they are currently

Is the title bar clear?

The title bar is the signature of a page. If a page does not even have a title bar, or the title bar does not match the content, the user experience will be extremely poor.

Is there a progress reminder for data loading?

It’s not that the user is unwilling to wait, it’s just that the waiting time is too long. The user doesn’t know how long it will take, so he simply closes the application. If a progress prompt is added to let him know how long it will take for the page to load and jump, he will will be more patient

Close to user cognition

Are all icons or terms understood by the user?

Are there any icons that are easily ambiguous?

In addition to icons, can all text be read by users? Is there any technical language that is closer to technology than to users?

Controllable operation

Does it support undo or redo?

consistency

Functions with the same meaning must have the same name or icon.

Do the positions of both the back and forward buttons remain the same? Is there any situation where some pages have it and some pages don’t?

Poka-yoke

Is there a second confirmation for important operations that are prone to errors? For example, canceling an order, deleting records, etc.

Is there any text prompt before making irreversible operations such as deletion?

Recognition is better than memory

Will the filled-in content be displayed to the user for confirmation during final confirmation?

Have the selected products and quantities been reconfirmed with the user before final ordering?

Flexible and efficient

Is the loading speed fast enough?

Are the functions too complex to understand?

Is the direction of all clickable places clear? Are there any click events that make users hesitate?

Most importantly, do your intermediate users understand how to use it?

Easy to scan

Are important features/content highlighted?

Is the layout clearly divided?

Are unimportant functions hidden or moved or toned down?

fault tolerance

If an error occurs, is there a user-friendly prompt telling the user where to go instead of just 404?

Will there be any abnormal operation that causes the application to crash?

Humanized help

Can simple functions be understood without documentation?

Is there any novice guidance for unfamiliar functions?

Is there a help center for difficult features?

Is there help documentation for complex questions?

Is the customer service number posted?