The Software Evaluation Checklist is a tool used to evaluate the overall quality of software and its components. It consists of a set of criteria or questions that help to systematically assess the usability, security, performance, reliability, and scalability of a software product. The checklist helps to identify areas of improvement and provides a framework for making decisions about the software's design, development, and implementation. The checklist can also be used to capture user feedback and to develop an understanding of the user experience. This can be beneficial for identifying potential issues early in the software development process.
Define evaluation criteria: Before beginning the evaluation process, identify the criteria you will use to evaluate the software.
See Instructions Not Applicable (N/A)Understand user needs: Know the user’s needs and expectations for the software and make sure they are met.