User Experience Design Practice Test

MVP stand for?

A) Multidisciplinary Venture Pattern

B) Multiple Visible Practice

C) Minimum Viable Product

D) Maximum Value Platform

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Explanation:
A minimum viable product (MVP) is a Lean Startup concept that emphasizes the importance of learning in the development of new products. An MVP, according to Eric Ries, is the version of a new product that allows a team to gather the most amount of verified learning about customers with the least amount of effort.

Which of the following does NOT qualify as an accelerator?

A) A menu

B) A keyboard shortcut like Ctrl-S to save

C) A gesture like swipe to delete in iOS

D) A Siri shortcut

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Explanation:
An accelerator is a user interface feature that speeds up a process or interaction.

What stage of the design process is the designer attempting to determine what activities the product should execute over the course of its lifetime and operation?

A) Product concept

B) Market Analysis

C) Defining goals

D) None of the above

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Explanation:
Before the product team creates anything, one of the most important phases in UX design is completed. You must first comprehend the context in which a product exists before you can design it. The basis for the final product is laid during the product definition phase.

What is included in design?

A) How something is used / its function

B) What something looks like

C) Color and patterns, shapes and lines

D) All of the above

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Explanation:
The process by which design teams create products that give users with meaningful and relevant experiences is known as user experience (UX) design. This includes features of branding, design, usability, and function, as well as the full process of obtaining and integrating the product.

Choose the menu type that will reduce the time it takes for the pointer to navigate from the menu label to an arbitrary item within the menu.

A) rectangular (or square) menu

B) A linear (or pull-down) menu

C) A pie menu

D) All of the above

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Explanation:
A pie menu (also known as a radial menu) is a circular context menu with option based on direction in user interface design. It's a control element with a graphical interface. A pie menu consists of multiple "pie slices" arranged around an inactive center, and it works best with a stylus but also with a mouse.

What is treemap?

A) A visual representation of the IA of a site

B) A way of organizing different types of maps (e.g., customer-journey maps, experience maps) into a single visual representation

C) A method to evaluate an information architecture

D) A visualization of any hierarchical data

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Explanation:
Treemaps are hierarchical data representations. They're made up of a succession of nested rectangles with sizes that are proportionate to the data value. A large rectangle symbolizes a data tree branch, and smaller rectangles show the size of each node within that branch

What are the characteristics of a product or a user's requirements?

A) An externally observable characteristic of a desired system

B) Identifiable capabilities expressed as performance measurable of functions that the system must possess to meet the mission objectives

C) Attributes of the final design that must be a part of any acceptable solution to the design problem

D) All of the above

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Explanation:
The correct answer
All of the above

The easiest way to express summative usability testing is

A) Testing against the ‘best-in-class’ application

B) Adding together task performance

C) Assessing an application for how usable it is

D) Finding and fixing usability problems

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Explanation:
Summative usability testing is a sort of Quality Assurance (QA) test that is typically performed later in the development process. This configuration is now utilized to conduct formal user acceptance testing before the product is distributed to the intended public, using a similar usability test technique as in formative usability testing.

What is the most important factor to remember while attempting to build a function tree?

A) Identify redundant functions and combine them.

B) Functions not within the system should be eliminated

C) The flow should be in a logical or temporal order.

D) All of the above

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Explanation:
The correct answer
All of the above

When is a UX design process used?

A) Before, during and after a project and then repeated as many times as necessary

B) Only at the beginning of a project, when coming up with the initial plan

C) When wireframes are needed

D) When graphics or photographs are required

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Explanation:
The correct answer
Before, during and after a project and then repeated as many times as necessary

What does Starbucks testing entail?

A) A test to evaluate the catchiness of your brand name

B) A test whereby you ask a few colleagues for some feedback and offer them coffee

C) A test to evaluate the customer service of your product

D) A test to evaluate how innovative your brand is

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Explanation:
The correct answer
A test to evaluate the customer service of your product

What does a UX designer need to know?

A) Interacting with the stakeholders of the strategy that was originally set out in the kick off meeting

B) Interacting with their team

C) Interacting with their client / boss

D) Interacting with the product user

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Explanation:
Customers' actions and reactions are at the heart of the best User Experience (UX) designs. If you want to run a business in the digital age, you must always be aware of your customers' behaviors. It's all about how they work and feel, not how they seem, when it comes to user experience design. As a result, evaluating the benefits and drawbacks of UX design is critical.

What isn't part of a product's need specification?

A) External Interfaces

B) Performance

C) Functionality

D) Design solutions

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Explanation:
The correct answer
Design solutions

Which of the following strategies is best for usability testing in the early stages of design?

A) SRS

B) sample tests

C) Both A & B

D) walkthroughs

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Explanation:
The correct answer
walkthroughs

Wireframes and prototypes are part of what type of design?

A) Empirical design

B) High-level design

C) Detailed design

D) None of the above

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Explanation:
The application of proven sizes, proportions, materials, and assembly to the structural design of buildings is known as empirical design.

Choose the difference between UX and UI.

A) UX design is largely graphics-based, with a focus on presentation and interface icons, while UI design is primarily research-based, in order to optimize the experience of the user

B) There is no difference; they are just different ways of expressing the same thing

C) UX is focused on optimization of a product for effective and enjoyable use; UI design is concerned with the look and feel, the presentation and interactivity of a product

D) UX design is concerned with the user, UI design is not

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Explanation:
User experience design is referred to as UX design, whereas user interface design is referred to as UI design. Both parts are critical to a product's success and work in tandem.

Which two approaches to prioritizing usability issues are the most effective?

A) Problem severity and problem length

B) Problem frequency and problem severity

C) Most confusing and least confusing

D) First encountered and last encountered

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Explanation:
The correct answer
Problem frequency and problem severity

For effective training, the most appropriate organizational strategy is:

A) importance

B) chronological

C) schematics

D) comparison/contrast

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Explanation:
From the initial contact till the sale, experience mapping (or UX mapping) is a graphic and chronological depiction of user behavior during the product/service experience.

What distinguishes the UX design process?

A) iterative

B) sequential

C) flow based

D) None of the above

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Explanation:
Iteration is a mathematical notion that essentially means repeating a process in order to improve the outcome. We utilize it in UX because it is an iterative process in general. In order for our designs to continue to provide the most value to our users, we must constantly develop and improve them.

What is a product requirement specification's component?

A) Staffing

B) Cost

C) Delivery Schedule

D) Design Constraints

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Explanation:
In terms of design, constraints limit the amount of options available to a user. Physical, cultural, logical, and semantic are the four categories in which they can be classified.

Which of the following has the highest level of fidelity?

A) mockup

B) wireframe

C) Depends upon the product

D) prototype

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Explanation:
A mockup can be considered a prototype if it simulates at least some of the functionality of a system and allows for design testing. Mock-ups are mostly used by designers to obtain input from users.

What can be used in quantitative research?

A) It is used mostly for formative purposes, in the early stages of a design to inform design decisions.

B) It typically requires just 5 users.

C) It allows for flexible study conditions that can be adjusted from session to session according to the team’s needs.

D) It produces statistically meaningful results that are likely to be replicated in a different study

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Explanation:
The correct answer
It produces statistically meaningful results that are likely to be replicated in a different study

What is the goal of usability testing?

A) Recall

B) Performance

C) Accuracy

D) All of the above

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Explanation:
The correct answer
All of the above

Customer requirements necessitate a focus on

A) customer needs

B) customer priorities

C) customer expectations

D) All of the above

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Explanation:
The correct answer
All of the above

Dark mode has been demonstrated to:

A) Make users with normal vision be less fatigued

B) Decrease reading rates in people with visual impairments such as cataract

C) Support glanceable reading in people with normal vison

D) Decrease visual acuity in people with normal vision

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Explanation:
The ‘dark mode’ feature has been shown to reduce eyestrain