Usability Issues 1. Visibility of System Status – tabs in evaluate don't

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Usability Issues
1. Visibility of System Status – tabs in evaluate don't do anything.
2. Consistency – I didn't expect the radio buttons to actually do the registration. Typically radio
buttons are used as part of a form that has a submit button.
3. And while we're at it, Error Prevention & Recognition rather than recall – Once I've set my
schedule, I have to go back through the whole list (which could quickly get long) and make sure
I have the right number of classes and they are the ones I want.
4. Internal consistency – radio buttons do different things in the Evaluation and Registration
sections.
5. Visibility of system status – I don't see how my choices in the evaluation step correspond to the
bar graph above the form.
6. Consistency – Clear button in the evaluation section doesn't clear the radio buttons.
7. Match between system and real world – The word “finalizing” in the registration page makes
me think there is going to be another step, and there isn't.
8. Recognition rather than recall – Once I navigate away from the registration page, my choices
don't persist.
Positive Feedback
9. Aesthetic and minimalist design – The menu bar is a great addition. It contains all the useful
locations in a convenient and high-visibility space
10. Aesthetic and minimalist design – I also like the design of the form on the evaluation page. It's
well laid out and familiar.
11. Flexibility and efficiency of use – The evaluation page was very quick to process.
12. Consistency and standards – The login page followed standard conventions.
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