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closed as not constructive by JonW♦ 2 days ago
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As I understand it, since a Heuristic Evaluation report would show data collected from multiple sources and an aggregate of that data, the simplest format would be a bar chart with overlays. Having said that, I think adding some design approaches common in infographics might go a long way towards improving legibility and adding impact. While these examples aren't specifically tied to Heuristic Evaluation data, the approach would translate fairly cleanly. http://awesome.good.is/transparency/web/0905/trans0509nomorefishinthesea.html http://www.flickr.com/photos/bartclaeys/3351321706/sizes/o/ (I especially like the circular bar at the bottom.) http://www.dominicforest.name/wp-content/photo_visualisation/graphical_text_similarity.jpg (A bit more abstract.) http://www.dominicforest.name/wp-content/photo_visualisation/flare.jpg (Even more abstract.) I think I would approach a report display by using vertical height to represent positive/negative heuristic value, horizontal value to be the categories evaluated, and colors to indicate either strength of compliancy or to organize sections of the report by sub-categories if there are a significant number of categories. Hope this helps! |
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