You have to take design suggestions included in a usability report with a grain of salt. Some problems have obvious solutions that are apparent to the usability evaluator. Suggestions are generally given to help explain the problem, and shouldn't be implemented without further thought. In most cases though the interface designer and developers need to think about solutions to the problem that are safe, implementable, and consistent with the other aspects of the interface.
Interface Designer and Usability Evaluator (but not for systems I design)
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You have to take design suggestions included in a usability report with a grain of salt. Some problems have obvious solutions that are apparent to the usability evaluator. Suggestions are generally given to help explain the problem, and shouldn't be implemented without further thought. In most cases though the interface designer and developers need to think about solutions to the problem that are safe, implementable, and consistent with the other aspects of the interface.
Interface Designer and Usability Evaluator (but not for systems I design)