Alonzo, a senior UX researcher at Hypothetica, is working with his team on formative research for their latest prototype. The prototype is a point of sale system designed for use in grocery stores. It allows the user to swipe, insert, or tap their credit$/$debit card, as well as input numbers in a number pad and provide their signature on the touch screen. It is intended as a successor model to their previous point of sale system, which is already ubiquitous in grocery chain stores nationally. The visual design of this model follows standard conventions and has not been significantly updated since the previous model.

Would Kim Salazar $($author of "Evaluate Interface Learnability with Cognitive Walkthroughs"$)$ likely recommend that Alonzo's team conduct a cognitive walkthrough workshop for their prototype?

Group of answer choices

Yes, because a cognitive walkthrough workshop is highly recommended for products that most users are already familiar with

Yes, in fact they would likely recommend that Alonzo conduct a workshop with at least ten thousand unique personas.

Yes, because this product is a safety$-$critical system.

No; a cognitive walkthrough would likely be excessive for this particular product