Design: produce design solutions to meet user requirements Flashcards

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The goal of the design phase is to convert user needs and user requirements into ….

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a working interactive system

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What is converted into a working interactive system, during the design phase?

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User needs and user requirements

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What is the role of deliverables from the analysis step, like context of use, user groups, as-is scenarios and personas?

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They are also used during the design phase.

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An existing design solution that has been shown to work for users is called a …

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Design Patterns

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Can design patterns be reused for new interactive systems?

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Yes, because they have been shown to work.

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How does the design start?

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With an early design.

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Use scenarios, storyboards and user journey maps belong the … phase

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early design phase

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Use scenarios, storyboards and … belong to the early design phase

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user journey maps

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Storyboards, user journey maps and … belong to the early design phase

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use scenarios

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User journey maps, use scenarios, and … belong to the early design phase

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Storyboards

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Between early design and refined design lie …

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the first sketches

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After the early design follows …

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the first sketches

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Before the refined design come …

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the first sketches

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After the first sketches follows the

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refined design

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How is the deisgn carried out?

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Itterative

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What is the primary purpose of a prototype?

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To serve as the basis for a usability evaluation

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How should the results of the usability evaluation of a prototype be used?

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To guide the redesign and refinement of the prototype.

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What other (secondary) role does a prototype serve?

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To promote constructive discussion.

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How does a prototype promote constructive discussion?

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By giving stakeholder and users an early impression of the design of the interactive sytem.

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The iterative process refines low-fidelity prototypes into …

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high fidelity prototypes

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Through the iterative process, high fidelity prototypes are refined from

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low fidelity prototypes

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The naming and structuring of the information accessible to users is the …

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information architecture

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The information architecture is the structuring and … of the information accessible to users

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naming

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The information architecture is the naming and … of the information accessible to users

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structuring

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The logical organisation of the screens, pages and windows that comprise the user interface is called the …

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navigation structure

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The navigation structure is the … of the screens, pages and windows that comprise the user interface.

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logical organisation

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The navigation structure is the logical organisation of the

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UI

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The navigation structure is part of the …

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Information architecture

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The information architecture contains the

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navigation structure

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A narrative text describing an intended usage situation with the interactive system is a …

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Use Scenario

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A use scenario is a narrative text describing

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an intended usage situation with the interactive system

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A use scenario describing an intended usage situation with the interactive system is in the form of a …

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narrative text

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A sequence of visual frames ilustrating the use of an interactive system is a …

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storyboard

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A storyboard is a sequence of visual frames ilustrating …

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the use of an interactive system

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A storyboard is a sequence of … ilustrating the use of an interactive system

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visual frames

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Asking a user to group a stack of key concepts written on cards into groups is called …

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Card Sorting

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Can users add new cards during card sorting

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Yes!

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Information to help a user to interact with an interactive system is called …

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User assistance

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User assistance incorporates

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all forms of help available to the user

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User documentation, online help and system-initiated guidance are all …

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User assistance