DOS Ch3 and 4 Flashcards

1
Q

This type of organizational scheme works well when the list is fairly short and the pieces of information are unrelated, or when their names are well known. Long lists on a site, however, are cumbersome to use.

Refer to the figure.

A

Alphabetical Organization

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2
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____ is a term coined by researchers at the famed Xerox PARC research lab. It is the perceived proximity to desired information, delivered by cues such as text, link names, images, headings, grouping, page layout, and previous pages seen.

A

information scent

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3
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The book identifies factors that contribute to the customer being overwhelmed by too much content on a page. Which of the following is NOT one of the factors?

A

sections on a page that are indistinguishable

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4
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Customers while exploring may accidently following a path and find themselves lost. Leaving links on _______ or _____________ gives customers the reassurance they can explore freely and to find their way back. (select TWO).

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tab rows, location bread crumbs

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5
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Which of the following are principles should be used when attempting to know your customers.(pick three)

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keep the customers involved
conduct rapid prototyping
evaluate your designs

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6
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In iterative design, a new or existing design is reworked until it fits the needs of customers.

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7
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Which of the following are the three steps of the iterative design process? (select three)

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design, prototype, evaluate

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8
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(True-False). During the early stages of design you should make simple prototypes instead of full-fledge sites. This is because real web sites can take several weeks or months to implement and by the time a site is completed and ready for evaluation, it might already be too expensive and time-consuming to fix any problems.

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9
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Which of the following is NOT one of the three main reasons to use an iterative design process:

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The iterative design can be put into Turbo Pronto Prototype Time and temp programmers employed.

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10
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Making downstream changes are expensive. All of the following are reasons why it is expensive EXCEPT:

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Customers participating in the development are offended with updates they didn’t recomend.

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11
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Which of the following is NOT one of the seven Design Principles described in the book.

A

Use as much graphic and textual information as possible on the homepage.

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12
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Reducing the short-term memory load can be accomplished if people can recognize what they need to know from visible objects, actions, options, and directions.

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13
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Which of the following would be a task analysis question to be answered? (Select 3)

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What are the customers interest?
what kinds of equipment and tools do your customers have?
What task do the customers do on other Web sites?

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14
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Design teams should consider how they might help reduce the amount of work customers have to do. One way to do this is to:

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use an analogy that people already know (ie Spreadsheet programs did this by using a metaphor to existing paper spreadsheets and ecommerce sites did this by creating shopping carts).

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15
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______________ means designing methods so that customers can find their way around the information structure.

A

navigation design

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16
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In _________, you use paper, whiteboards, Post-it notes, and markers to create rough cuts of a Web site.

A

low-fidelity prototype

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17
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It is recomended to use computer based tools in the early design stages.

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18
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A ____________ is a handful of people who are representative of target customers are brought into a meeting as a group. People are asked questions about the competitors’ Web site and the proposed Web site.

A

focus group

19
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At the end of the Discovery Phase process you and your client will have a shared understanding of three things which are described in three documents. Which of the following describe / identify those documents (select 3).

A

The target customers and their needs which are described in the customer analysis document.

The business goals of the project are described in the business analysis document.

The features that the Web site should provide for customers when the work is completed, described in the specifications document.

20
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The design phase does not always go smoothly. The design phase is ________; that is, it repeats and jumps back and forth when necessary.

A

iterative

21
Q

Which of the following is not one of the seven phases of Web site development?

A

duplication

22
Q

What phase has design done mostly on paper?

A

exploration

23
Q

During the ____________ stage iteratively refine, detail and informally test the design.

A

refinement

24
Q

All of the following are identified / described during the Discovery phase EXCEPT: (select one)

A

why the site should be built at all

25
Q

What is described in the business analysis document?

A

describes the business goals of the project

26
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Which of the following questions should be answered by you and the client before creating a new Web site or redesigning an existing site? (Select all that apply).

A

What will the site accomplish?

Is the goal of the site to sell products online, provide products, educate, inform, provoke, communicate, or provide a community

What value will the Web site provide to customers

27
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During the first four steps of Web site development the client should give approval of agreed upon deliverables.

A

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28
Q

Many design firms, stop at the Production phase, handling off all documentation and iterative prototypes to another team, often in the client’s organization but sometimes in a third firm.

A

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29
Q

The Users Manual should be delivered to the client at the end of the Discovery phrase?

A

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30
Q

The ___________ _________ states what the Web site offers to the target customers.

A

value proposition

31
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The Specification Document is also known as the requirements document. Which of the following would NOT be included in the Specification Document?

A

A task analysis of the intended customers describing the people, their task, and the technologies they use.

32
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A measurement technique that will measure whether the team has reached the goals and requirements.

A

metrics

33
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During the ________ phase the team of designers iteratively refine, detail, and informally test the design. Determing aspects such as the precise type of lables and body test among other things.

A

refinement phase

34
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Which of the following are deliverables of the Production Phase? (Select all that apply)

A

interactive prototypes, design guidelines, technical specifications

35
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The book presented a checklist that identified some of the test that need to be done during implementation.

A

Check that the Web site has all of the features stiplated in the specification document, and that the features are implemented correctly.

Test that the developed Web pages can be viewed on monitors of different sizes.

Stress-test the Web site, by simulating simultaneous use by hundreds or even thousands of people, to ensure that it sill performs reasonably.

36
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Takes all of the features from the specification document and uses site maps, storyboards, and schematics to describe the flow interaction.

A

design document

37
Q

Highly detailed fictional people, who are respresentative of the customers.

A

persona

38
Q

A way for Web servers to prove they are who they say they are, and they are issued by a varieity of trusted third-pary vendors.

A

digital certificates

39
Q

______________ are the general rules to be followed on every Web page to minimize inconsistencies between pages. It describes which fonts, what color the links, where the logo should be posisioned and what color scheme to use.

A

design guidelines

40
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Which of the following is NOT identified by the book as a possible design goal:

A

Increasing customer errors thus making the less enjoyable

Reducing the number of customers thus reducing the required bandwidth for the server.