what are evaluation techniques for HCI projects (without involving users, or psychologist) ?

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I'm going to choose a topic for my thesis and it will be a HCI project. (human computer interaction).

It will be a research project, and I need to think some kind of evaluation for it. I would prefer to not use human users or having to collaborate with psychologist for it.

Is there any metric, or evaluation models I could use instead ?

thanks

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