Every day we interact with diverse types of interfaces. A common one is the web interface (website), which designers have been constantly improving. In our textbook, Nielsen's guidelines or heuristics are mentioned, as a way to evaluate and improve web interfaces. In the following link, we can read more about the 10 Usability Heuristics for User Interface Design developed by Nielsen. From the 10 heuristics, please select 3 and share an example of a good or bad application of each selected heuristic on a website

Describe six examples of user interfaces, three should be good design and three should be bad design. Interfaces might be desktop software, web applications, smartphone apps, consumer devices, car dashboards, building entrances, traffic intersections, shower controls, etc.  For each interface, you should: describe the purpose of the interface and its intended users. analyze its good and bad points of usability with reference to all the dimensions of usability like learnability visibility efficiency errors you may discuss other aspects of usability if you have space and consider them important. illustrate your analysis with appropriate screenshots or photographs.

Explain the concept of a "dark pattern" in user interface design and discuss the ethical implications of using them in persuasive technology.

What separates a design from a user interface? How about you show me some samples of user interfaces and basic design ideas? Provide examples of at least three positive and negative aspects of user interfaces and designs.

What is the role of accessibility in interface design, and how can designers ensure their interfaces are inclusive to all users?