UI and UX evaluation is not a one-time activity — it should be carried out continuously. Student feedback is valuable because it reveals where weaknesses in digital content may be. Hattie and Timperley (2007) emphasize that high-quality feedback significantly contributes to learning effectiveness. The EU Digital Education Action Plan highlights the importance of collecting data and user feedback to understand users’ needs and enhance the quality of digital education (European Commission, 2020).
Some questions you can ask yourself when evaluating your own digital content include:
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Is the content clearly structured?
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Is the navigation intuitive?
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Are colours and contrasts pleasant and readable?
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Can a person with special needs use the content without barriers?
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Does the student feel motivated after working with the digital content?