The purpose of the visibility of the system status according to Nielsen is that the system should always inform the user what is going on, through good messages and the appropriate time. There are several components of the assessment that are packaged in the form of questions asked in the test in this section, among others, as follows:
1. Is there a visually distinguishing response when an object is given action (selected, pressed, etc.)?
There is a menu bar under the logo with a green menu bar background. When a menu is selected (without having to click / just move to one of the menus), responsively the menu will display the contents belonging to the category in the menu, eg when moving the mouse cursor to the European menu, it will display the subcontent in it (in this case the football leagues contained in the continent of europe), such as the English Premier League, Serie A Italy, La Liga Spain and so forth. Interestingly in one such content there are several other sub-contents that are displayed directly without the hierarchical menus or sequences menu functions, but this web uses a modified Connected menu. An example can be seen in English Premier League content. In the content there are other related subcontains such as English Football, All News, Schedules, Results, and Standings so that users do not have to bother to move the mouse cursor to see other subcontent of a displayed content.
2. Is the menu view able to show the difference between which menu is currently selected and not?
This is visible when sliding into one of the menus. Let's take a picture of the first question about subcontent.
When one menu is selected, it automatically becomes active. This can be seen from the change in the background color to a bright white clad in white, from the usual green, and accompanied by the display of related content and contained in the menu, making it easier for users to navigate to find the desired content or topic without having to lose position quickly.
3. Does each page have a title that describes the contents of the page?
This is visible when tested to open 3 pages on different topics, including the Match Report page, the Main News Page, and Other News Page.
As shown in the screenshots shown, the page titles on the three tabs are different and this web names the title of a page that opens with the main title of the news or content contained on the page. For example, if I go to the Dnipro Dniprop vs. Sevilla match report page, then the title on that tab will be the same as the main title reviewed in the related article, and this applies to all tabs on the site.
4. Are the design icons and schematics on each page consistent?
This can be seen on the icons on this web, which are generally social media applications that are often used by people like Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Line, KakaoTalk, Google+, Instagram and RSS. The icon is placed in the top right corner on every web page.
This is so that users or readers can share news or articles reviewed on the web to various social media accounts that users use so that access to sharing (sharing) news on the web is wide open and the size of the icons are quite visible and accompanied by the election colors that contrast with the dark background color.
5. Is there a link that references another page?
This example is found on the news page (see screenshots).
sorry for example using indonesian language
Here it appears that in an article there are several links (links) that color is different from the text color on the page of the article (the color for the link is given a green color, while for the text color on the news content is given black). In this example we will try to click on the word "Juventus" (given a green link). The result after clicking will refer to a page containing all related articles and news about Juventus football club.
In the Visible of System Status points, the overall rating for the severity of usage problem is 0/4. This means there is no error at this point because it is quite good at the time of testing and in accordance with the components of the questions tested.
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