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Dialogue principles Flashcards

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Design principles and user interface guidelines are rules …

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to guide the design of the interactive system

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The design of the interactive system is guided by …

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design principles and user interface guidelines

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Dialogue principles and user interface guidelines are intended to

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make the interaction usable (effective, efficient and satisfying)

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In addition to making the interaction usable (effective, efficient and satisfying), Dialogue principles and user interface guidelines …

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help to avoid common usability problems.

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To what specific technology are dialogue principles tied?

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None

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To what specific method are dialogue principles tied?

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None

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Are dialogue principles tied to any specific technology or method?

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No

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Dialogue principles and … give general guidance for the design

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heuristics

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A generally recognised rule of thumb that helps to achieve usability is a …

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heuristic

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Heuristics are … that help to achieve usability

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generally recognised rule of thumb

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Heuristics (generally recognised rule of thumb) help to …

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achieve usability

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If it is obvious how an object could be used it has a high …

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Affordance

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If it is not obvious how an object could be used it has a low …

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Affordance

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What is probably the problem if a user can not easily interact with an interactive system?

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The users mental model of the system is imcomplete or contradicting

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How is a mental model of an interactive system formed?

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By interpreting the actions and visible structure of the interactive system

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Through what do people form mental models

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through experience, training, instruction

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Through experience, training, instruction people form

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mental models

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When the same information is presented in the same way throughout the interactive system in accordance with the users expactations it is …

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consistent

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Is it sufficient for a system to present information in the same way throughout the interactive system?

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It is necessary but not sufficient. The information must also be presented in a way consistent with the users expectations.

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The seven dialogue principles are 
Suitability for the task,
Self-descriptiveness
Conformity with user expectations
Suitability for learning
Controllability
Error tolerance
and ...
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Suitability for individualisation

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The seven dialogue principles are 
Suitability for the task,
Self-descriptiveness
Conformity with user expectations
Suitability for learning
Controllability
Suitability for individualisation
and ...
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Error tolerance

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The seven dialogue principles are 
Suitability for the task,
Self-descriptiveness
Conformity with user expectations
Suitability for learning
Error tolerance
Suitability for individualisation
and ...
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Controllability

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The seven dialogue principles are 
Suitability for the task,
Self-descriptiveness
Conformity with user expectations
Controllability
Error tolerance
Suitability for individualisation
and ...
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Suitability for learning

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The seven dialogue principles are 
Suitability for the task,
Self-descriptiveness
Suitability for learning
Controllability
Error tolerance
Suitability for individualisation
and ...
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Conformity with user expectations

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The seven dialogue principles are 
Suitability for the task,
Conformity with user expectations
Suitability for learning
Controllability
Error tolerance
Suitability for individualisation
and ...
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Self-descriptiveness

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The seven dialogue principles are 
Self-descriptiveness
Conformity with user expectations
Suitability for learning
Controllability
Error tolerance
Suitability for individualisation
and ...
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Suitability for the task

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A user interface guideline is a … with little room for interpretation

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low level, specific rule or recommendation

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What is the relation of a style guide and a user interface guideline?

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A style guide is a collection of user interface guidelines

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A collection of user interface guidelines is called a …

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Styleguide

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The goal of a styleguide is to

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ensure consistency of appearance and behavior of UI accross interactive systems of the same organization

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