MISSION INTEL: A good interface should maintain clear visibility of system status by continuously informing users about what is happening through timely and meaningful feedback. It should ensure a strong match between the system and the real world by using familiar language and concepts instead of technical jargon. User control and freedom must be supported by providing clear and easy exits from unwanted states without forcing users through lengthy processes. The design should follow consistency and standards, so users do not have to guess whether different terms or actions mean the same thing. Finally, the system should emphasize error prevention by proactively avoiding mistakes, such as using confirmations before critical or irreversible actions.