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Usability Testing Checklist For UI - Usability testing guidelines
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Usability Testing Checklist For UI

Usability Testing :
Usability testing, a non-functional testing technique that used to check of how easily the software can be used by end users.

Usability Testing Checklist For UI :
Do all UI elements and content (text, images, animated GIFs, etc.) render on the page?

Can the user navigate the UI?
Are all links, menus, and submenus accessible, clickable and tappable?
Are there any broken links?
Is there a home link on every screen/page?
Will the user be able to access all clickable elements
Do disabled fields and read-only elements receive focus via clicks, taps, and tabbing?
Does the UI automatically place the cursor in the first (uppermost) text input field? Does this behavior match the specification?

Are there any issues with the text content of buttons, fields, tooltips, messages, navigation items, and menus?
Are there any spelling errors?
Does the text content match the specifications and naming conventions?

Are there any visible layout issues?
Is the order of menu and submenu items correct?
Do all widths, margins, and paddings match the specifications?
Is the content of UI elements clearly visible?
Does the format and size of all buttons, fields, tooltips, messages, navigation items, and menus match the specifications?
Does the text and fields aligning match the specifications?
Do fonts match the specifications?

Are all context cues in place and working as specified?
Are the disabled fields “grayed out”?
Are there tooltips available for input fields, buttons, icons, and other UI elements?
Is there a blinking cursor when an input field receives focus?
Are there confirmation messages for every operation that involves updating or deleting something?
Are there error messages in place for fields?
Does the UI display scrollbars of its own? Should it?

Are there any major issues with the structure of the page?
Is there a single h1 element on the page?
Does the page have a title tag and a meta description=“”?

Are there any accessibility issues?
Are all buttons and loading states properly labeled for screen readers?
Are there clearly-named exit points for modals?
Is the hierarchy of UI components screen-reader-friendly?
Do all images have descriptive alt text?

Is there anything frustrating about any aspect of the UI?

Possible Interview Questions on usability testing :
How to identify the bugs in UI