Design Cert Sample Test Questions Flashcards
Discovery
________ explains the roles of users in a Salesforce system, their desired activities, and what they intend to accomplish
User Story
Discovery
What are the 3 components of a User Story?
Who – From whose perspective will this story be written
What – What goal will be accomplished
Why – Why does the user need the functionality
Discovery
A good User Story is governed by INVEST. What does it stand for?
Independent: They’re self-contained, independent of other user stories
Negotiable: You’re able to make changes and rewrite a user story until it’s implemented in a time box
Valuable: Each user story should deliver a business value to the user
Estimable: You should be able to estimate and determine the size/effort of a user story
Small: User stories should be small enough to fit in a time box
Testable: User stories need to provide information that is necessary for testing, i.e. to make the development of tests possible
Discovery
User Story mistakes to avoid?
- Project team didn’t engage in writing them
- the “who” is undefined user
- The “why” is feature specific
- Vague acceptance criteria
- Story assigned to implementation team without discussion
Discovery
What are the key skills of a UX Designer?
UX Research Collaboration Wire-framing and UI Prototyping User Empathy Interaction Design Communication
Discovery
What are the common research method categories?
Behavioral methods - focus on what people do
Attitudinal methods - focus on what people say
Qualitative methods - try to answer “Why?” or “How?”
Quantitative methods - try to answer “How much?” or “How many?
Discovery
What is good for casting a wide net to collect many responses?
Surveys
Discovery
What are the 4 main parts to a contextual inquiry?
Context - Go to their environment (e.g. their desk, their lab)
Partnership - Be an apprentice, immerse yourself in their work to see what they do and the way they do it.
Interpretation - Interpret your observations with participant. Verify assumptions
Focus: Develop observation guide (behaviors, tasks, questions to ask) to stay focused on subject of interest/inquiry
Discovery
What are the golden rules of shadowing and interviewing?
- Permission to record
- Keep it informal and human
- Open-ended questions
- Active Listening
- Ask why
UX Fundamentals
What is a UPN?
Universal Process Notation - a process mapping standard
UX Fundamentals
What is a Capability Model?
Blueprint of high-level process areas. Useful for scoping area that you want to dive into more detailed process mapping. As blueprint, shows context of process in overall business.
UX Fundamentals
What does SIPOC stand for?
Key points in a process as a way to prepare for a more detailed process map:
Suppliers Inputs Process Outputs Customers
UX Fundamentals
What is used to visualize the flow of material and information that is needed to bring a product to the customer.
Value Stream Map
Ideally, you want to use this type of map to record measurements of the inputs and outputs of process steps or to identify waste within and between processes.
What are the rules for having text on top of non-solid backgrounds?
#UX Fundamentals #Accessibility
- Only heading text can be on non-solid backgrounds
- Text should be at least 18px and one line
- Gradient can only be vertical
- Always define a backup color
UX Fundamentals
What are the four principles of accessibility?
Perceivable - cannot be invisible to all of a user’s senses
Operable -
Understandable
Robust - must be able to access content using wide variety of user agents (including assistive technologies)
UX Fundamentals
What is the contrast ratio between text and a text’s background?
4.5 to 1.
If font is at least 24px, that drops to 3 to 1
Human Centered Design
What are the 4 stages of the Conversation Design (CxD) Process?
Discover
Ideate
Prototype
Revise
Human Centered Design
________ is the practice of designing solutions that offer a diversity of ways for people to participate in and contribute to an experience
Inclusive Design
Human Centered Design
What are the 3 principles of Inclusive Design?
- Recognize exclusion
- Learn from diversity
- Solve for one, extend to many
Declarative Design
Use _______ to guide your users through steps of a business process, such as working an opportunity from a fresh lead to a successfully closed deal.
Salesforce Path
At each step of a path, you can highlight key fields and include customized guidance for success.
Declarative Design
Use ________ to show a graphical view of records in a list view.
Kanban View
Declarative Design
What should you use if you want a component to appear on a page only under specific conditions, like when the sales opportunity for that account is greater or equal to $1 million?
Dynamic Lightning Page, using Lightning App Builder. This can add filter conditions and logic to a component’s visibility properties
Declarative Design
What can you use to make Salesforce mobile apps easier to access and easier to complete?
Quick Actions:
Makes user’s mobile navigation and worfklow smoother by:
- Convenient access to most important info, and
- can predefine values on new records, saving users from repetitive data entry tasks
Declarative Design
What are the two main types of Quick Actions?
Object-Specific Quick Actions - automatic relationships to other records. Users can quickly create or update records, log calls, send emails, and more in the context of a particular object. For example, you add an object-specific action on the Account object that creates contacts. If a user creates a contact with that action on the detail page for the Acme account, that new contact is associated with Acme.
Global quick actions
Can be put anywhere actions are supported. Users can log call details, create records, or send email, all without leaving the page they’re on.
Declarative Design
What can be used to send email to Lead, Contact or Person Account from right within Salesforce (Sales, Service, Financial Services, or Experience Cloud) using email templates created in Marketing Cloud.
Distributed Marketing
Declarative Design
What tool lets you create a custom UI and guid users through a business process launched from Lightning Pages, Experience Cloud, quick actions, and more?
Screen Flow - use it when your business process requires input from a user. Build rich screens that guide users and automate the necessary logic and actions between those screens. This is the simpler than Lightning component, which is another guided visual experience.
Testing
What are four moderation types of Qualitative Usability Testing?
Concurrent Think Aloud (CTA) - ask the user to think aloud as they work
Retrospective Think Aloud (RTA) - ask the user to repeat their thinking after the fact
Concurrent Probing (CP) - asking the user “why” as needed throughout the test
Retrospective Probing (RP) - asking detailed questions after the fact
SLDS
What is the BEM Naming Convention?
BEM is Block, Element, Modifier - a smart way of naming CSS classes and applied to our SLDS
SLDS
What are the 5 icon types in SLDS?
Utility - simply glyphs paired with text or used alone. No background shape
Object - Standard (accounts, etc) and Custom. White glyph on squircle
Action - are touch-device specific. White glyph on colored circle
Doctype - file formats
Product - Salesforce apps/products
SLDS
What is the mobile tap targeting size?
ios = 44x44 android = 48x48
SLDS
What is the styling hook naming convention?
Component - required) > Element - optional >>Category - required >>>Property - optional, sematntic >>>>>Attribute - optional, semantic >>>>>>>State - optional e.g. hover, focus, selected)
SLDS
What are the various component states (e.g. checkboxes)
Unchecked Checked Unchecked + Disabled Checked + Disablecd Unchecked + Focus Checked + Focus
SLDS
What are the various component states (e.g. Visual Picker)
Default (not hovered, focused, or selected) Selected Not Selected + Hover Selected + Hover Not Selected + Focus Selected + Focus
Declarative
When it comes to declarative tools, what’s a difference between a prompt and a popover?
A prompt is a declarative component to assist in on-boarding.
A popover is a programmatic solution. It can help with on-boarding.
Declarative
Which of these solutions are declarative, and which are programmatic?
- Prompt
- Popover
- Setup Assistant
- Welcome Mat
Prompt is a declarative component.
Popover, Setup Assistant and Welcome Mat are all programmatic solutions.
Declarative
In a Workspace, what does the Composer section allow the sales reps to do?
The Composer helps sales reps stay focused on the lead of the moment. It’s super easy for reps to log calls, create tasks and events, and send emails—all without navigating away from the lead.
Declarative
What are the 7 key content zones in a Workspace? (PKGTADN)
1) Path
2) Key Fields
3) Guidance For Success
4) Tools for Tracking and Working Leads: Activity, Chatter, Details
5) Activity: Composer: Log calls, Create Tasks and Events, Send Emails
6) Details: all opportunity details as well as Related Information
7) Next Steps: upcoming steps and a log of past activity
Declarative
What does the term “Adoption” mean when it comes to Salesforce as a solution?
In the business world, adoption is all about getting someone to use a solution that is available to them. When we talk about Salesforce adoption, it means a company (your company) has Salesforce, and someone (you) wants to make sure the end users (your sales reps) use it.
Declarative
What are the benefits of Adoption?
Benefits to your reps:
- Enhances productivity
- Strengthens customer relationships with better - information about their customers
- Creates mobility: Reps can work from anywhere
Benefits to your company:
- Boosts revenue
- Creates real-time visibility into current and future deals
- Greater transparency
- Provides a 360 view of your customer base
Declarative
What is a formula for driving adoption?
What it is +
what it can do for your reps +
how to use it
Declarative
What is User Engagement?
The process of onboarding, empowering, assisting, and educating users through in-app guidance.
Declarative
What are two tools for promoting feature discovery and adoption?
For feature adoption and discovery, we recommend
- Use a single prompt for a short message.
- Use a walkthrough when you want to explain a series of connected features or to guide users through some action related to the feature itself.
Declarative
What are the 3 flavors of prompts?
Floating Prompt - Can be placed in one of 9 positions on the screen. Short message. Drives to a resource OR have reader acknowledge information without specifically completing an action.
Targeted Prompt - Has a nubbin that points to a specific page element. Short message. Drives to a resource OR have reader acknowledge information without specifically completing an action.
Docked Prompt - Choose this if content is longer than 1 sentence. Stays in place while the user navigates through an app. Use for content you want to remain on the screen, like step-by-step instructions or a feature video, or to display next steps.
What is the A-Ha moment?
#Declarative #Engagement Journey
the moment when a user first recognizes value in your product or solution.
Declarative
What can you put in a Lightning app & the app navigation bar?
Includes all the Classic items:
- Most sandard objects, including Home, the main Chatter feed, Groups, and People
- Your org’s custom objects
- Visualforce tabs
- Lightning component tabs
- Canvas apps via Visualforce tabs
- Web tabs
And Lightning adds:
- Lightning page tabs
- Utilities (like Lightning Voice)
Declarative
What’s different about personalization in the Lightning Experience?
In Lightning Experience, the navigation bar can contain more than just object-level items, like Accounts. You can add granular items, like a dashboard, list, or record.
In Lightning, why is there an asterisk to the left of some tab names?
#Declarative #Lightning
It’s a temporary tab. A temporary tab opens when you open an item that doesn’t have a parent object already in the navigation bar. The temporary tab is removed from the nav bar when you close it, log out of Salesforce, or switch to a different app.
Declarative
In the App Launcher, what is the “All Items” section?
Other items, such as custom objects, tasks, events, and the feed, show up under All Items.
Declarative
What are the limitations of Lightning Setup tree (2)?
Limitations
- Advanced Setup Search isn’t available in Lightning Experience. However, you can work around that while in Setup by entering a term in global search and selecting the in Setup option in instant results.
The Setup tree in Lightning Experience is limited to:
- Pages that support Lightning Experience features
- Administration pages that apply across your organization, such as user management, security, and company settings
Use Salesforce Classic to access administration pages for features that aren’t in Lightning Experience.
Declarative
The Object Manager allows you to access:
Fields
Validation Rules
Page Layouts
Declarative
What feature should you use to relate a single contact to multiple accounts?
Use the Contacts to Multiple Accounts feature to asily track the relationships between people and businesses—without creating duplicate records. When the feature is set up, account records include the Related Contacts related list and contact records include the Related Accounts related list.
Declarative
Which two features are included in the Lightning Service Console by default?
Split View Utility Bar (Pre-configured)
You would explicitely need to add other items, like:
- quick text
- macros
- products
- contracts
- Open CTI softphone
- Omni-Channel
- Macros
- Community 360
(the Service Console app includes cases, contacts, accounts, reports, dashboards, chatter, and Home by default)
Declarative
What permissions are required to populate the performance chart on the Home page, users must have:
Requires all of these permissions:
- Closed opportunities, or open opportunities with a probability over 70% during the current fiscal quarter
- read access to the opportunity object and the opportunity amounts field
- sharing access to relevant opportunities
- The “Run Reports” user permission enabled
Declarative
Which of these can you do on the Object Home page in both Lightning Experience and Salesforce Classic?
You can Resize Columns
But NOT
- Access object-specific reports
- Use the Force.com Quick Access menu
- Specify the number of records to show per list view page
Declarative
With the new Dashboard Editor, you can:
- Drag the corners and sides of dashboard components to resize them
- Make components span multiple rows
- Create dashboards with more than 3 columns
- Drag dashboard components anywhere on the layout
Declarative
Which of the following is true about Classic reports and dashboards in Lightning Experience?
You can view and open folders that you created in Salesforce Classic in Lightning Experience. Lightning Experience obeys sharing rules set on report and dashboard folders in Salesforce Classic.
BUT
- Dashboards you create in Lightning Experience cannot be edited in Classic
- Dashboards are not limited to 3 columns, but any created with more than 3 will only display 3 in Classic
- You cannot add sound effects
Declarative
Which two admin settings could be used for mobile navigation menu config?
1) Visualforce pages can be associated to menu nodes
2) Menu items can be rearranged by an admin
NOTE:
You cannot assign a menu configuration to an individual user, but you can assign it to a permset if you want.
Designer wants a new layout that displays records driven by a parent record. Which kind of relationship should they use?
A Master-Detail relationship
Closely links objects together such that the master record controls certain behaviors of the detail and subdetail record.
Designer wants to associate one user with another. Which kind of relationship should they use?
Hierarchical
A simple but commonly forgotten relationship in Salesforce is hierarchical. This unique relationship can only be used on the user object and is designed to create a hierarchy of users. For example, it could be used to create a lookup field for the user object, which can be used to list the user’s manager.
Declarative
You create a custom object called Bug, and it relates to the standard case object. you want it to be related to multiple cases. And you also want each case to potentially be related to multiple bugs. What do you use?
Many to Many
You can use master-detail relationships to model many-to-many relationships between any two objects. A many-to-many relationship allows each record of one object to be linked to multiple records from another object and vice versa.
A service manager needs to see key data when viewing a case. Which TWO features allow this data to be easily seen?
Compact Layouts
Highlights Panel
Declarative
ACME is considering Standard Salesforce Nav vs. Console Nav for its sales team. Which requirement supports Console?
A static list view
Declarative
A UX designer is creating a site with Experience Builder (rebranded Communities). Which feature best supports implementing the brand?
Theme Editor
What two configurations are possible in Lightning Theme and Branding tools?
Custom Logo
Link Color
Declarative
What’s a key benefit of Lightning apps for your users?
- Users can create records and access recent records and lists directly from the navigation bar.
- It’s easy to switch contexts with the App Launcher
- Lightning apps gives users access to the items, objects, and pages they need most.
Declarative
What can you include in a Lightning app?
Web tabs, standard and custom objects, and utility features like Lightning Voice
Declarative
What’s a good way to optimize an app for your users?
Put the highest priority objects and tabs first in the navigation menu.
Declarative
What do I do if I want to create a new chart to go with a list view?
Charts are created at the object level. So go to the object tab, view all of that list, and select the Chart view setting. In the lower corner of the chart, select the gear and choose to create a new chart. Give it a name and some definition. Once created, it’s associated to that object and can be used anywhere (like the list view you created).
Declarative
What are the two ways (separate tools) to customize a page in Lightning Experience?
Customize a page’s layout with Lightning App Builder. Lightning pages are a collection of Lightning components arranged in regions on the page. Lightning App Builder let’s you customize the STRUCTURE of the page the POSITION of the components.
Customize a page’s content with Page Layout Editor. Also known as page layouts, this let’s you manage the content in both Classic and Lightning. If you want to customize the fields and buttons that appear on the page, this is what you use.
Declarative
What tool let’s you:
- Control which fields, lists of related records, and custom links users see,
- Customize the order that fields appear in page details, and
- Control which quick actions appear on the page?
Page Layout Editor
Declarative
Can you edit which fields appear on a record detail page by clicking Edit?
No, you cannot. You must use Enhanced Page Layout Editor.
Declarative (Verify with Brady Sammons)
Cloud Kicks’ Sales team needs in-App Guidance for key functions and processes so they can maximum their time.
In which three ways should a UX Designer customize the Salesforce Help Menu to meet this request/
Choose 3 answers
- Provide the user with a site map of all the content.
- Add links to printable tipsheets or training videos.
- Create a just-in-time pop-up content based on new feature rollouts.
- Provide access to specific Trailhead or MyTrailhead content.
- Add links to a company dictionary or glossary of key terms
- Create a just-in-time pop-up content based on new feature rollouts.
- Provide access to specific Trailhead or MyTrailhead content.
- Add links to a company dictionary or glossary of key terms
Declarative
What are the 3 primary types of custom links and buttons you can create?
- List button—Appears on a related list on an object record page.
- Detail page link—Appears in the Links section of the record details on an object record page.
- Detail page button—Appears in the action menu in the highlights panel of a record page.
Testing
Why is usability testing important to UX designers?
It allows designers to observe and record how users complete assigned tasks.
Testing
What’s the difference between A/B testing and usability testing?
The goal of A/B testing is to find the page that will convert better, while the purpose of usability testing is finding usability issues that prevent users from having great user experience.
Testing
When considering all the testing methods, what’s a key takeaway regarding Heuristic Evaluation?
Heuristic Evaluation is when you need an expert opinion, someone who is already familiar with best practice in this arena.
Lightning Productivity
While you’re editing an opportunity, a colleague calls with some information that you need for an upcoming presentation to your manager. What’s the best way to create a note to save the details for later?
YES Quickly save the changes to your opportunity, then switch to the Notes home page.
NO Save the changes to your opportunity and then select New Note from the action menu on the record page
NO Continue editing the opportunity while you select New Note from the Global Action menu
Lightning Productivity
On the redesigned Lightning Experience Home page, what can you use the Assistant to do?
See Leads assigned to you today See Opportunities with no activity in 30 days See opportunities with overdue tasks Overdue opportunities Opportunities with no open activity
Lightning Productivity
What can you use keyboard shortcuts in Lightning Experience to do?
Initiate a search
Close or deselect a window Edit/Save a record Insert quick text Open/close macros Open/close notes Post to feed
Lightning Productivity
Which of these can you do when editing an enhanced note in Lightning Experience?
- Appy bold and italic formatting to text
- Add images
- Relate the note to multiple records
Lightning Productivity
How do you attach a file to a record in Lightning Experience
Drag the file from your computer to the Files related list card
Lightning Productivity
Which activities can you view in the activity timeline?
YES Past Activities
YES Future activities
NO Draft activities
Lightning Productivity
Which actions can you complete on the Tasks home page?
YES Edit existing tasks
YES Create new tasks
YES Mark tasks as complete
NO Sort tasks by due date
Lightning Productivity
As a standard, non-admin user, which other calendars can you see on your calendar?
YES Any calendar that has been shared with you in your org
(AWFUL UNIT - dosn’t match)
NO All calendars for users in your orgs
NO Calendars for anyone below you in your management hierarchy
NO Calendars for all customer contacts in your org
Lightning Productivity
What are two options for creating and sending emails in Lightning Experience?
From the Activity Composer on a record and the Global Actions menu
Lightning Productivity
How can you see recent items in Lightning Experience instant results?
Click into the global search box
Lightning Productivity
How can you refine search results for Accounts and Files in Lightning Experience?
Sort search results and filter results for Accounts and Files
Lightning Productivity
Which dashboard features are only available in Lightning Experience?
- The Lightning table dashboard component
- Expandable dashboard components
- 12-column dashboards
Lightning Productivity
What can you do while viewing a report on the report run page in Lightning Experience?
Edit report filters without opening the report builder
Lightning Productivity
What is the best way to ask a question about a dashboard component?
Post a component snapshot to the dashboard feed, ask your question, and mention your colleagues
What does WCAG stand for?
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
What are some early indicators of success when measuring user adoption at Salesforce?
Login rates and record updates
Which two things describes good data quality?
Data completeness
Data accuracy
What are examples of how you can measure business performance in Salesforce?
Opportunity Win/Loss Ratio
and
Lead conversion rates
What should you avoid doing when downloading an AppExchange dashboard?
Installing the dashboard immediately into your production instance
As a sales representative, I need the ability to take ownership of a new lead and document the progress so that I can provide consistent insight into my pipeline.
Which acceptance criteria are best suited for the user story example? (Choose 3)
A. Able to update lead status with New, Prospecting, Dead, or Closed
B. Access to opportunity object
C. Assign ownership to yourself from the lead queue
D. Access to lead object.
A. Able to update lead status with New, Prospecting, Dead, or Closed
C. Assign ownership to yourself from the lead queue
D. Access to lead object.
What is a characteristic of acceptance criteria?
Answered with only a true or false
What are three common forms of empathic research methods to gain deep insight into your customers?
Embodying, shadowing, and interviewing
When capturing and clustering your notes always…
A. Capture and cluster alone first, then present to your colleagues for validation
B. Look for data that confirms or upsets your existing hypotheses
C. Enlist the help of your interviewees in the process
D. Sort and discard anything that isn’t immediately useful
B. Look for data that confirms or upsets your existing hypotheses
What is the core difference between archetypes and personas?
A. Personas have common household names, while archetypes have cool names
B. Archetypes describe characteristics of a user type, while personas express the personality of a market segment
C. Personas represent demographics, and archetypes represent behavior
D. There is no difference—organizations use these terms interchangeably
C. Personas represent demographics, and archetypes represent behavior
What is the core purpose of an archetype?
A. To represent behaviors and habits exhibited by a market segment throughout the design process
B. To tell stakeholders heroic stories about the opportunity with familiar fictional characters
C. To avoid leaving clues that might reveal the identity of the people you interviewed in confidence
D. To summarize your findings into one powerful character that anyone can understand
A. To represent behaviors and habits exhibited by a market segment throughout the design process
Which of the following is the best way to describe futurecasting?
A. Predicting the future
B. Envisioning the future we want to create
C. Fishing for future opportunities that will give us a competitive advantage
D. Understanding the trajectory of the market and context for your innovation
C. Fishing for future opportunities that will give us a competitive advantage
Why should you futurecast before you start ideating?
A. To avoid wasting time and resources if the problem won’t even exist in a few years
B. To future-proof your innovation work
C. To find new challenges to solve
D. To ensure that you have credibility as thought-leaders
B. To future-proof your innovation work
Which of the following is a good example of an activity that helps you futurecast?
A. Collect the latest weird and wacky cultural experiences in your city
B. Tweet predictions to see if people retweet them—or if the press picks them up
C. Create mockups of future products and experiences, then put them on an e-commerce site to see if anyone will buy them
D. Attend Burning Man
A. Collect the latest weird and wacky cultural experiences in your city
How will your futurecast impact your innovation process?
A. It will weed out the teammates who don’t share our vision for the future
B. It will manage the expectation that you will know the emerging trends even while you’re obsessively focused on today’s challenges
C. It will stretch your team to create a bolder and more relevant “How Might We” Quest to drive innovation
D. It will find startups that the company should acquire that already have an amazing solution in this space
C. It will stretch your team to create a bolder and more relevant “How Might We” Quest to drive innovation
What is the purpose of the Dare phase?
A. To unleash collective creativity, suspend disbelief, and dream up the the way things should work
B. To challenge stakeholders to take smart, calculated risks
C. To prove that your organization won’t tolerate fear of change #innovationwarriors
D. To play with two canines
A. To unleash collective creativity, suspend disbelief, and dream up the the way things should work
Why should you prioritize co-creative activities?
A. People can influence each other to adopt ideas that are politically viable—not just technically feasible
B. Diverse opinions power new and creative solutions
C. People need a break from their normal day-to-day in order to see the light
D. Naysayers will realize that they are in the minority and there is #safety-in-numbers
B. Diverse opinions power new and creative solutions
When designing ideation workshops, which tactic will enable successful outcomes?
A. Securing the coolest space in your corporate headquarters, like the boardroom
B. Inviting only people at the same level—holding separate workshops for executives, for middle management, and for everyone else
C. Immersing all stakeholders in a process of innovation in which all voices are heard
D. Ensuring there are no distractions like music, posters, or surprise visitors
C. Immersing all stakeholders in a process of innovation in which all voices are heard
Why should you create a Minimum Loveable Product (MLP) versus a Maximum Loveable Product?
A. To truly delight your most loyal customers and ensure immediate adoption, versus solving the problems of all your customers, who may take more effort to reach
B. To develop the most loveable marketing tactics and messaging before launching
C. To launch with a Freemium pricing model, then charge for additional features
D. Because your users can’t handle the Maximum Love you have to give
A. To truly delight your most loyal customers and ensure immediate adoption, versus solving the problems of all your customers, who may take more effort to reach
Which tactics will help you rapidly prototype your MLP?
A. Sketch your favorite app, replacing its branding with yours
B. List ten or more must-have features that users will expect in your solution
C. Whiteboard one screen with a few key features and ask ideators to change them with different color markers
D. Use visual icons to express functionality, such as a magnifying glass for search
D. Use visual icons to express functionality, such as a magnifying glass for search
When presenting a user story, it’s best to:
A. Make the presentation interactive. B. Solicit feedback with sketches. C. Have a working app so you can show it during the presentation. D. A and B E. B and C
D. A and B
A. Make the presentation interactive.
B. Solicit feedback with sketches.
True or false: A wireframe can be a low- to mid-fidelity prototype.
A. True
B. False
True
Salesforce is the ____ of your demo story.
A. Hero
B. Challenge
C. Helper
D. Victory
C. Helper
An effective helper statement for a customer interested in delivering exceptional customer service is:
A. LiveMessage helps you communicate better.
B. LiveMessage is the best customer service strategy.
C. LiveMessage eliminates the need for a web browser.
D. LiveMessage lets agents send messages to customers instantly, reducing case resolution time.
D. LiveMessage lets agents send messages to customers instantly, reducing case resolution time.
Why is it important to create a storyboard?
A. Storyboards are used during your demo.
B. Storyboards contain demo-ready slides.
C. Storyboards are used to organize thoughts.
D. A and C.
E. B and C.
C. Storyboards are used to organize thoughts.
What is the first step in outlining your storyboard?
A. Create your slides in Google Slides.
B. Draw your story on a whiteboard.
C. Build your demo.
D. Lay out each device in chronological order.
B. Draw your story on a whiteboard.
What are the goals of relationship design?
A. Considering shareholders
B. Designing for long-term use of a product
C. Encouraging social connection, engagement, and values
D. Asking your friends for feedback
E. Selecting the best seats at the movies
C. Encouraging social connection, engagement, and values
How can you use design to strengthen relationships with customers?
A. Convince your customer to buy your product.
B. Listen to your customer’s needs and challenges when creating solutions.
C. Tell them why your product is the best.
D. Offer free giveaways for new products.
E. Explain why their problem isn’t your company’s fault.
B. Listen to your customer’s needs and challenges when creating solutions.
What’s one tool a business can use to strengthen employee relationships?
A. Swag B. Social media C. Digital bulletin boards D. Journey Mapping E. Team website
D. Journey Mapping
How do the relationship design mindsets improve your work?
A. You connect with family and friends to stay relaxed.
B. You create customer advocates and develop business sponsors.
C. You activate the potential of relationships to make your business stronger.
D. You rewrite your company’s values to influence other businesses.
E. You design and deliver products faster.
C. You activate the potential of relationships to make your business stronger.
Beyond mouse clicks and visual positioning of content on the screen, what should a designer also consider?
A. How a feature is operable with only a keyboard
B. How fast the page will load
C. The proper JavaScript event to listen for keyboard input
D. Users who switch between input modes
E. A and D
E. A and D
A. How a feature is operable with only a keyboard
D. Users who switch between input modes
What can you do to help provide users safeguards when completing a form?
A. Build in multitasking functionality.
B. Do not allow credit card input.
C. Provide a way to go back and edit the form input.
D. Use a clear red outline to indicate when there is an error.
E. A and C
C. Provide a way to go back and edit the form input.
Why did Salesforce adopt agile processes?
A. We needed to slow down our delivery.
B. We had to up the ante at Dreamforce.
C. We needed a better process to help support our growth.
D. All of the big companies had adopted agile practices.
C. We needed a better process to help support our growth.
What are some of the key benefits of an agile approach?
A. It prescribes one very rigid process for everyone to follow.
B. It ensures one big delivery at the end of the process.
C. It places our teams at the center of everything.
D. It allows teams to continuously adapt based on current knowledge.
D. It allows teams to continuously adapt based on current knowledge.
What do we mean by “definition of done”?
A. Definition of done is a way to tell if your dinner is ready.
B. Definition of done ensures we have finished everything we expect, so there are no surprises down the line.
C. Definition of done is a standard that cannot be changed or evolved.
D. Definition of done helps push partially tested work to deployment.
B. Definition of done ensures we have finished everything we expect, so there are no surprises down the line.
What is one reason to choose agile processes?
A. The project’s objectives and outcomes are crystal clear.
B. The team’s project has a lot of unknowns, and we need to adapt to discovery as we go.
C. The team has all the expertise and knowledge already.
D. The team has been given a project plan with all the steps defined.
B. The team’s project has a lot of unknowns, and we need to adapt to discovery as we go.
What is one of the most valued parts of the agile manifesto?
A. Working software B. Processes and tools C. Comprehensive documentation D. Following a plan E. Contract negotiation
A. Working software
Which statement is true regarding agile principles and practices?
A. Agile principles are the detailed logistics of how a team works.
B. Agile practices defines the frameworks teams use to get things done
C. Agile practices are a wide variety of methods for helping us get work done.
D. Agile frameworks provide guidelines for roles and meetings.
C. Agile practices are a wide variety of methods for helping us get work done.
What is an example of eliminating waste?
A. Making sure you make the most of your time and multitask on different things
B. Lots of meetings that help you plan the next meeting
C. Forgetting to use the recycling and compost bins
D. Work that is incomplete when the deadline arrives
E. Creating a team definition of ready that guides what the team needs before they start work
E. Creating a team definition of ready that guides what the team needs before they start work
What is a lean principle that mirrors our Ohana culture?
A. Just-in-Time Decisions
B. Build Quality In
C. Respect People
D. Deliver Fast
C. Respect People
What’s one way the lean principles influence our agile process at
Salesforce?
A. We believe that multitasking is an efficient way of working
B. The roles of quality engineer and engineer were merged so that everyone focused on quality.
C .We expect to tell people how to do their job.
D. We make large decisions as far in advance as possible so that we can plan better.
B. The roles of quality engineer and engineer were merged so that everyone focused on quality.
Which is an accurate definition of Ethics by Design?
A. An effort to design cross-functional ethics training programs for employees
B. The award-winning film by a controversial artist from a faraway place
C. An infographic reminding you of the important value of ethics at Salesforce
D. The incorporation of ethical principles into the process of designing, building, and shipping software and services
D. The incorporation of ethical principles into the process of designing, building, and shipping software and services
What does the Office of Ethical and Humane Use focus on?
A. Understanding the direct impacts of our products on the world
B. Embedding ethics into product design, development, and delivery
C. Creating an office of ethics in each region of the globe
D. A and B
E. B and C
D. A and B
A. Understanding the direct impacts of our products on the world
B. Embedding ethics into product design, development, and delivery
Which of the following are ethical differentiators?
A. A focus on building trusted AI
B. Regular lunch-and-learns on ways to incorporate corporate social responsibility
C. Responsible tech development during times of crisis
D. A and B
E. A and C
E. A and C
A. A focus on building trusted AI
C. Responsible tech development during times of crisis
What components can you use for on-boarding?
A. Welcome mat B. Field-level Help C. Prompts and Popovers D. A and B E. A and C
E. A and C
A. Welcome mat
C. Prompts and Popovers
Why would you add prompts?
A. A new feature is enabled.
B. Users aren’t taking advantage of a valuable feature.
C. Users frequently leave tasks incomplete.
D. A and B
E. B and C
D. A and B
A. A new feature is enabled.
B. Users aren’t taking advantage of a valuable feature.
Which of the following is true about inclusive design?
A. Inclusive design is the same as universal design.
B. Inclusive design means creating a diversity of ways for people to participate.
C. It’s important to learn from exclusion experts during the inclusive design process.
D. B and C
E. A and B
D. B and C
B. Inclusive design means creating a diversity of ways for people to participate.
C. It’s important to learn from exclusion experts during the inclusive design process.
What’s the key difference between the shut-in-shut-out model of exclusion and the cycle of exclusion?
A. The shut-in-shut-out model is the best way to approach inclusion.
B. The shut-in-shut-out model of exclusion is a fixed approach.
C. The cycle of exclusion is always in motion and exclusion can happen at any point in the cycle.
D. B and C
E. A and C
D. B and C
B. The shut-in-shut-out model of exclusion is a fixed approach.
C. The cycle of exclusion is always in motion and exclusion can happen at any point in the cycle.
How can the five elements of the cycle of exclusion help during the design process?
A. The five elements help you find your center, so that you can design from a wholesome perspective.
B. The five elements are questions you can ask during the design process to help identify potential mismatches and exclusion habits.
C. The five elements have to be addressed at the same time.
D. The five elements help you, so you can be on autopilot during the design process.
B. The five elements are questions you can ask during the design process to help identify potential mismatches and exclusion habits.
A successful inclusive designer practices skills such as?
A. Identifying ability biases and mismatched interactions between people and the world.
B. Creating a diversity of ways to participate in an experience.
C. Designing the best way to use a product.
D. A and B
E. A and C
D. A and B
A. Identifying ability biases and mismatched interactions between people and the world.
B. Creating a diversity of ways to participate in an experience.