UX Heuristics Framework Practical usability principles for evaluating and improving user interfaces. Users don't read, they scan; they don't make optimal choices, they satisfice; they don't figure out how things work, they muddle through. Core Principle "Don't Make Me Think" — every page should be self-evident. If something requires thinking, it's a usability problem. Users have limited patience and cognitive bandwidth, so design for the scanning, satisficing, and muddling-through behavior described above. Scoring Goal: 10/10. Audit the interface, rate every issue on the severity scale below,…