The document discusses 10 usability rules of thumb for evaluating a system and whether they are being applied on IRCTC's homepage. It finds that the first three rules about visibility of system status, matching the real world, and user control/freedom are not being followed, as the homepage contains too much cluttered content, lacks real-world elements, and does not provide undo/redo options. The document aims to improve the usability, utility, and desirability of the system according to these 10 rules.
The document discusses 10 usability rules of thumb for evaluating a system and whether they are being applied on IRCTC's homepage. It finds that the first three rules about visibility of system status, matching the real world, and user control/freedom are not being followed, as the homepage contains too much cluttered content, lacks real-world elements, and does not provide undo/redo options. The document aims to improve the usability, utility, and desirability of the system according to these 10 rules.
The document discusses 10 usability rules of thumb for evaluating a system and whether they are being applied on IRCTC's homepage. It finds that the first three rules about visibility of system status, matching the real world, and user control/freedom are not being followed, as the homepage contains too much cluttered content, lacks real-world elements, and does not provide undo/redo options. The document aims to improve the usability, utility, and desirability of the system according to these 10 rules.
The document discusses 10 usability rules of thumb for evaluating a system and whether they are being applied on IRCTC's homepage. It finds that the first three rules about visibility of system status, matching the real world, and user control/freedom are not being followed, as the homepage contains too much cluttered content, lacks real-world elements, and does not provide undo/redo options. The document aims to improve the usability, utility, and desirability of the system according to these 10 rules.