A 'hierarchical evaluation' examines the interface prototype by comparing it to a set of 'hierarchies' or principles for interface design (i.e.the prototype is compared to a list of expectations).

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A 'hierarchical evaluation' typically refers to a method of evaluating a system by breaking it down into its component parts or levels, rather than comparing it to a set of design principles or expectations.

A 'Hierarchical Evaluation' Examines the Interface Prototype by Comparing It