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Useful
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Findable
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Accessible
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Usable
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Desirable
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Effectiveness of the system
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Is the system is easy to learn?
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Is the system useful and adds value to the target audience?
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Is Content, Color, Icons, Images used are aesthetically pleasing ?
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Navigation required to reach desired screen/webpage should be very less. Scroll bars shouldn’t be used frequently.
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Uniformity in the format of screen/pages in your application/website.
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Provision to search within your software application or website
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No outdated or incorrect data like contact information/address should be present.
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No broken links should be present.
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Controls used should be self-explanatory and must not require training to operate
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Help should be provided for the users to understand the application / website
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Alignment with above goals helps in effective usability testing
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It helps uncover usability issues before the product is marketed.
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It helps improve end user satisfaction.
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It makes your system highly effective and efficient.
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It helps gather true feedback from your target audience who actually use your system during usability test. You do not need to rely on “opinions” from random people.