Avaliaí: um acervo de checklists de heurísticas para facilitação da avaliação do design de interfaces digitais

Abstract

This work’s field of study is the evaluation of the design of digital interfaces through inspection methods, such as heuristic evaluation, and the use of tools such as checklists to facilitate this evaluation process. The work proposes to apply the knowledge of the digital design in the development of a platform that would centralize design heuristics that could help in the process of evaluating digital interfaces, without the need for extensive research to collect heuristics or guidelines. The project methodology is based on the processes of Richardson et al. (2021) and Carneiro et al. (2020). The work resulted in the evaluation, a collection of design heuristics checklists that organizes by heuristic categories that can help in the interface evaluation process through different themes, such as: usability, visual design, information architecture, among others. As a method of validating the collection, a usability test was carried out with two stages: (1) carrying out a set of activities; and (2) a brief interview with the participant. The tests reported that the collection can facilitate the evaluation process, especially in the inspection planning stage.