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Evaluate the design against user requirements Flashcards

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Usability evaluation determines if the interactive system meets the …

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user requirements

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Besides user requirements an interactive system must meet the applicable dialogue principles, heuristics and ..

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user itnerface guidelines

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Besides user requirements an interactive system must meet the applicable user itnerface guidelines, heuristics and ..

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dialogue principles

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Besides user requirements an interactive system must meet the applicable dialogue principles, dialogue principles and …

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heuristics

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A usability evaluatin can be done for an interactive system and …

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prototypes

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What are the three forms of usabilty evaluation?

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Usability test
User Survey
Usability inspection

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The three forms of usability evaluation are Usability test, Usability inspection and …

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User Survey

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The three forms of usability evaluation are Usability test, User Survey and …

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Usability inspection

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The three forms of usability evaluation are User Survey, Usability inspection and …

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Usability test

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What distinguishes usability inspection from usability test and user survey?

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User participation happens only in usability test and user surveys.

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Are personal opinions elicited or discussed in a usability test?

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No

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A usability test shows …

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what representative users are able to do with the system while carrying out representative tasks.

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What are the three steps of the usability test?

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Prepare > Conduct > Report

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Usability test tasks, checklists for the briefing and interviews are part of the …

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usability test script

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When is the usability test script created?

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During the usability test preparation

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What is the first activity in a usability test?

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Writing the usability test plan.

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What does the usability test plan describe?

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Purpose of the usability test; Cost and Time estimates

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When are participants recruited for the usability test?

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During the usability test preparation

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How many sessions has a typical usability test?

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4 to 25 test sessions

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What does a participant in a session of the usability test?

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Perform a specific, representative usability test task.

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What is the first activity for the moderator in the usability test?

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Briefing the participant

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After the moderator briefed the participant, the moderator …

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conducts the pre-session interview

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Aim of the pre-session interview is

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To learn about the participant, their background and knowledge of the interactive system.

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During the usability test, the moderator …

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obsereves the participant quietly

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The participant is encouraged …

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to think aloud

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Who doccuments successes and failures?

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The not-taker

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Do stakeholders observe usability tests.

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Yes, they commonly do.

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Why do stakeholder attend usability tests?

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To see how the interactive system performs

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At the end of the usability test, the moderator …

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conducts the post-session interview

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Why is a post-session interview conducted with the participant?

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To understand their overall impression of the interactive system.

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When are the results of the usability test analysed and documented?

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After all usability test sessions have been completed.

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What does a usability test report document?

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Both, usability problems and positive usability findings.

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A formative usability evaluation is undertaken to …

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is undertaken to improve the system

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What kind of usability evaluation is undertaken to improve the system

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A formative usability evaluation

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A summative usability evaluationis undertaken to …

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To assess the merit or worth of the system

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What kind of usability evaluation is undertaken to assess the merit or worth of the system

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A summative usability evaluation

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Is there always a moderator for a usability test?

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No, there are unmoderated usability tests

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What is an unmoderated usability test?

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A usability test without a moderator

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Are the moderator and the participant always in the same physical location?

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No, there are remote usability tests

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What is a remote usability test?

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A usability test where the participant and moderator are not in the same physical location

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When do usability tests occour during the human-centered design process?

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At any time

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For whom is the usability test plan?

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Management

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What purpose does the usability test plan serve?

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To decide if the usability test should be conducted

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What constitutes a usability lab?

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Two or more rooms, specifically equiped for usability tests (or focus groups)

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What is the difference between a usability test report and a usability evaluation?

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The usability test report is an usability evealuation report for a usability test.

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A judgement, by one or more evaluators who identify potential usability problems, and deviations from established dialogue principles, heuristics, user interface guidlines and user requirements is called a …

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Usability inspection

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Can a usability inspection be done by someone elese than a user experience professional?

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Yes, it can be done by users in their role as users.

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A … is a specific form of usability inspection based on approximately 10 heuristics.

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heuristic evaluation

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users` satisfaction with a system is evaluated via a …

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user survey

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What do users report in a user survey?

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subjective data, based on their experience pf using an interactive system.

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Where can surveys also be used?

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For gathering information on the context of use.

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