Can someone explain brefily briefly the term of 'Cognitive walkthrough' and 'Task based scenarios'?
I am difficulty finding the term 'Task based scenarios' on the net.
Thanks
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Can someone explain brefily briefly the term of 'Cognitive walkthrough' and 'Task based scenarios'?
I am difficulty finding the term 'Task based scenarios' on the net.
Thanks
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http://www.google.com/search?q=defin...ient=firefox-a
For task-based scenarios it would help to see it used in a sentence.




I found this while doing a search on Task-based scenarios. Maybe it will help: http://www.usability.gov/analyze/scenarios.html
Joe
Hope this isn't too late for what you need, but...
A cognitive walkthrough is also known as a heuristic evaluation. A usability expert uses a set of known best practices and evaluates the page/site/app against them, writing up the results. It's used when it's impractical to bring in sufficient users for a usability test of the functionality in question.
Task-based scenarios sound like what I know as use cases. The evaluator chooses a set of concrete tasks (e.g., Create an Account, Cancel an Order) and designs (or performs or usability tests) them. Working with use cases ensures that the end-to-end performance of a given task is appropriate.
Sarah
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