ch.2 Flashcards
qualities that make up a good UX?
1- findability (can I find it easily)
2- usability (easy to use)
3- credibility (do I trust it)
4-accessibility (does it work on my phone, bad internet connections)
5-desiribility (is it a pleasant experience)
6- usefulness (will I get sth out of the time spent on it)
the benefits of UX?
competitive advantage and differentiating from the market since the touch point are easy and enjoyable why would customers look elsewhere.
what does usability mean?
stick to standard conventions: links are blue, search boxes are on the top of the page.
key don’ts when building a friendly website.
1- never resize windows
2- don’t use entry or splash pages
3- never build a site completely using ‘flash’
4- don’t distract users using Christmas trees
what does simplicity mean?
1- lots of empty spaces
2- fewer options
3- plain language
4- sticking to conventions
what does credibility mean?
trustworthy
cues that determine a credible website for visitors?
1- looks
2- informative and personal about us
3- no errors
4- phone numbers and locations are added
5- up to date
6- links to credible third party references
mobile categories?
1- basic phone
2- feature phone
3- smart phone
4- tablet
5- other mobile devices
mobile users are?
goal oriented, time conscious, search dominant and locally focused
limitations of mobile?
1- small screen
2- difficult inputs
3- slow connection speed
4- slow hardware
principals when designing a mobile website?
1- simplify
2- reduce loading screens
3- give feedback
4- encourage exploration
step by step guide UX design?
1- conduct research and discovery
2- create the site’s basic structure
3- analyze content
4- create a site map
5- build the navigation
6-create the layout
7- assemble the other elements
8- define the visiual design
9- conduct testing
what does conducting research and discovery mean?
detailed search on the business, users and technology involved
what does creating the site’s basic structure mean?
put information into logical, clear structure
crucial to usability
what does analyzing content mean?
what the site should achieve
what the user wants and needs
the tone and language used