Part 2

Question 1

• The ease with which users can interact with the software to achieve their goals
• Factors like intuitiveness, learnability, and efficiency of use

Answer 1

USABILITY

Question 2

The degree to which the software can be used by people with disabilities, including considerations for factors like screen readers, keyboard navigation, and color contrast

Answer 2

ACCESSIBILITY

Question 3

To how responsive and fast the software feels to users

Answer 3

PERFORMANCE

Question 4

To how consistently the software performs for end-users, without crashes, errors, or unexpected behavior

Answer 4

RELIABILITY

Question 5

To work seamlessly with other systems, platforms, or devices, ensuring a smooth experience for users regardless of their environment

Answer 5

COMPATIBILITY

Question 6

How easily the software can be transferred or deployed across different environments, platforms, or devices, without significant modifications

Answer 6

PORTABILITY

Question 7

The visual design and appeal of the software, including aspects like layout, typography, color scheme, and graphical elements

Answer 7

AESTHETICS