Heuristic review is a usability evaluation method that uses expert judgment to identify usability issues in a product or system.

Heuristic review is a product management technique used to evaluate the usability of a product or service. It involves an expert or team of experts evaluating the product or service against a set of established usability principles, known as heuristics. The goal of heuristic review is to identify potential usability issues and provide recommendations for improvement. The process typically begins with the expert(s) creating a list of heuristics that are relevant to the product or service being evaluated. This list should include both general usability principles, such as consistency and feedback, as well as specific guidelines related to the product or service being evaluated. The expert(s) then evaluates the product or service against each heuristic, looking for potential areas of improvement. Once all of the heuristics have been evaluated, the expert(s) will compile their findings into a report that outlines any potential usability issues and provides recommendations for improvement. This report can then be used by product managers to make informed decisions about how best to improve the user experience of their products and services.

1. Identify the user’s goals and objectives: What is the user trying to accomplish? What are their needs and expectations? 2. Analyze the user interface: Is it easy to use? Are there any confusing elements or design flaws? 3. Test the usability of the product: Does it meet the user’s needs and expectations? Are there any areas that could be improved? 4. Evaluate the overall experience: Is it enjoyable to use? Does it provide a positive experience for users?