A cognitive walk-through is a usability inspection method used to identify any issues a user might face while interacting with the product.
When the user goals have been established, but the flows are still in the making, cognitive walk-through assists in finalizing the user flows.
A cognitive walk-through is a great tool to assess how well the software helps the user. In the early design phase of software development, this approach is used to understand better how the end-user will interact with the interface.
Once the user goals of a product have been established, the cognitive walk-through can be executed as follows:
A cognitive walk-through is a quick and easy way of evaluating the product interface. It allows one to understand the product's usability from the consumer's perspective, resulting in a user-friendly product.
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