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An evaluation method in which people work through a set of representative tasks and ask questions about the task as they go.
Why
To get quick and early feedback on whether a design solution is easy for a new or infrequent user to learn, and why it is or isn’t easy. This method is useful for catching big issues at any stage in the design process when you don’t have access to real users, but it is not a substitute for user evaluation.
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- Summary: What An evaluation method in which people work through a set of representative tasks and ask questions about the task as they go. Why To get quick and early feedback on whether a design solution is easy for a new or infrequent user to learn, and why it is or isn’t easy. This method is useful for catching big issues at any stage in the design process when you don’t have access to real users, but it is not a substitute for user evaluation.
