In Chapter 2, Identifying UX Issues – UX Methodologies, you learned how to do heuristic analysis in order to identify UX issues. After this evaluation, you can come up with specific issues identified that you can point out on a screenshot. You can also use Microsoft Excel to create graphs:
Another way to present the findings from your Heuristic Evaluation is the chart by The Understanding Group, using checklist and cards, which you can find here: http://understandinggroup.com/iaheuristics/
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