ux-heuristics

A UX heuristic evaluation audits your interface against Nielsen's 10 heuristics and Krug's principles to surface actionable usability issues. It outputs a structured list of problems with severity scores and rationale for each violation found.

A Nielsen heuristics audit identifies usability issues where users struggle by evaluating interface elements against established design principles. It surfaces problems with severity scores and explicit justification for each detected heuristic violation.

Yes, this usability audit applies to both web and mobile interfaces. It evaluates interface usability against Nielsen's 10 heuristics and Krug's principles during design reviews, audits, and usability testing to identify user struggles.

You prioritize usability issues found during a design review using the severity scores provided in the structured output. Each identified violation receives a severity score and explicit rationale to help QA teams and UX designers triage.

The best way to evaluate an interface against Krug's principles is to perform a structured heuristic evaluation. This surfaces the highest-severity usability issues by analyzing the interface and providing actionable findings with severity scores.

A UX design review with heuristics evaluates interface usability during audits and usability testing. It analyzes the presented interface against Nielsen's 10 heuristics and Krug's principles to identify where users struggle and surface actionable issues.