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| cognitive, physical, functional, sensory |
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| characteristics of user interface objects that help users perform tasks |
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| helps to think correctly / know something (correct wording). useful for beginning users. |
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| helps enable physically doing something (button size). useful for power users. |
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| helps the user sense something (large enough font, color contrast). supports cognitive and physical. |
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| software does what it is designed to do, well. connects usability with usefulness. |
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| Transition to Interaction Cycle |
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| assessment, planning, translation, physical actions, outcomes |
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| Transition to Interaction Cycle |
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