Final Flashcards
1
Q
What is the main reason that goals are necessary in UX/UI projects?
A
Goals set direction
2
Q
Which concept would include all of the others within itself?
A
User Experience design
3
Q
What would be included in User Experience (UX)?
A
how easy it is to find an available seat in an auditorium, staff friendliness, Condition of facilities
4
Q
When evaluating goals, we must _______.
A
measure what’s important
5
Q
Interfaces are like bridges that extend from what is known to ________.
A
the abstract
6
Q
What operating system first allowed mobile device users to interact more naturally with a digital interface using only a touchscreen?
A
iPhone OS (iOS)
7
Q
What must we seek when creating a new kind of user interface?
A
a reference point in reality
8
Q
What is NOT a tool for performing a content audit?
A
sketchbook
9
Q
What is the UX term for a made-up personal profile which is used by imaging how this person would respond?
A
persona
10
Q
What is the primary purpose of running a content audit?
A
to discover buried content
11
Q
You are just like your users
A
false
12
Q
Icons always enhance usability
A
false
13
Q
The design of a user interface can be borrowed from another
A
true
14
Q
Small details matter, even if your design is good
A
true
15
Q
Stock photos improve the users’ experience
A
false
16
Q
Fewer choices often result in higher satisfaction
A
true
17
Q
Start the content audit with the homepage
A
true
18
Q
Every website should be redesigned every year
A
false
19
Q
people typically injoy reading for long periods on the web
A
false
20
Q
People don’t scroll.
A
false
21
Q
Stock photos improve the users’ experience
A
false
22
Q
The design of a user interface can be borrowed from another
A
true
23
Q
Fewer choices often result in higher satisfaction
A
true
24
Q
What is the main reason that goals are necessary in UX/UI projects?
A
goals set direction
25
What is a type of content strategy?
journey-driven
26
What is the term for short pieces of text in a UI design?
microcopy
27
What is the term for the mood (or style) of your writing?
editorial tone
28
What is the first stage of the funnel, which would include ad campaigns, social media content, and search engine rankings?
awareness stage
29
What is the term for the second stage of the funnel, which includes interesting content, ministry information, and general exploration of your interactive content?
consideration stage
30
What is the term for the third stage of the funnel, which includes a Gospel plan, a map to the church, service times, and upcoming events?
decision stage
31
What is the fourth and last stage of the funnel, which would include online giving, announcements, and Sunday School class information?
retention stage
32
As the design progresses from the basic wireframe to the working prototype, each stage is an example of a higher what?
fidelity
33
Which stage of the overall UI workflow would determine the overall layout and content structure?
wireframe
34
What professional app has replaced many of the older UI design tools for creating wireframes, comps, and prototypes an is quickly becoming the industry standard?
Adobe XD
35
Prototype creation can be done in Adobe XD.
true
36
Non-functioning graphics that look like the final UI are called prototypes.
false
37
Adobe XD is a recommended app for wireframing.
true
38
Goals should be based on the overall project purpose.
true
39
During the Prototype stage, ask yourself why content is organized in the way that it is.
false
40
determine the content layout
wireframe
41
shows the visual style of the design for the first time
comp
42
allows users to "click through" the design to try it out
prototype
43
can be done on paper with an ink pen
wireframe
44
stands for "composition"
Comp
45
sets up the grid for layout
wireframe
46
best time to rearrange content
wireframe
47
often designed using photoshop
comp
48
a functioning version of the UI
prototype
49
Often the first step in a UI design project
wireframe
50
Give an explanation as to why interactive content and designs are important in this culture. Also, strategize as to how a local church could use interactive designs as a part of its ministry to their community. Keep responses between 3-5 paragraphs.
Interactive content and designs are important in this culture because people have become more dependent on the internet and technology. The improvement of technology and it's design is imperative.
A local church could use interactive designs as a part of its ministry to their community by media usage, professionalism, and print. Media usage can be implemented by live stream, a website, and videos. The live stream can reach shut ins and quarantined people. A website gives a sense of knowledge to the visitor and the video are a great way to make announcements.
The local church can look more professional. This is achieved through the design of the church. Print is used for physical promotions and gospel tracts.
51
Which is NOT one of Adobe XD's tools found in the Tools panel?
rotate tool
52
What is the best definition of a plugin?
Code that integrates with the host program to add additional functionality
53
Which type of download allows you to start designing with the basic elements of an operating system?
UI kit
54
What Creative Cloud feature allows colors, vector shapes/logos, and more to sync between computers and apps?
CC libraries
55
What is the term for a shape that shares its properties with duplicates of itself?
component
56
Shapes from Adobe Illustrator copy to the clipboard as what kind of file format?
SVG
57
A shape that contains an image is called what?
a mask
58
TRUE / FALSE: Adobe XD Supports gradients as a type of fill color?
True
59
Which type of blur would blur everything behind the shape?
background blur
60
Which type of blur would only blur the object and whatever is masked by the object?
object blur
61
What is the term for a semi-functional, interactive design?
prototype
62
What is the term for the connections between buttons (and other interactive elements) and the artboards they connect with?
wires
63
What is the term for the type of action that activates the transition to the next artboard?
trigger
64
Entire artboards can be used as active areas for triggers.
true
65
What is the name of the tab in Adobe XD that let's you make your design interactive?
prototype
66
During the Prototype stage, ask yourself why content is organized in the way that it is.
false
67
What does the wireframing stage help the designer to create?
the layout and content
68
What does the comp stage help the designer to create?
the visual style of the UI
69
Which of these would NOT be a limitation of the comp over other stages of the UI design process? (In other words, which of these would be a strength of the comp stage?)
visual style
70
Which would be a reasonable motivation for not producing a comp at all for a particular project?
The project is personal and you are the only stakeholder.
71
What is the tool called that allows the designer to show off a type of mood board for the visual style of the user interface to allow people to see the colors to be used, how buttons will look, and the style of images that will be displayed?
style tiles
72
Which is NOT a part of the UI prototyping cycle?
present the prototype
73
What is a task that must be done to determine the needs of the prototype?
evaluate the original purpose and goals
74
What is a task that must be done when building and revising the prototype?
code the layout
75
What is a task that must be done when evaluating the prototype?
conduct usability studies
76
What is a task that must be done when presenting the prototype to a stakeholder?
Take the stakeholder's level of experience into account when explaining concepts and presenting the prototype.
77
Describe the "mobile first" methodology of UI / UX design. Explain how this differs from a traditional approach and what advantages/disadvantages it offers. Use proper sentence and paragraph structure, with 3-5 paragraphs.
Mobile first is a process that a UI/UX designer follows for creating apps and websites. The ultimate goal is to design the interface starting with a smaller screen, like a mobile device, and then working up to larger screens such as computers. There are many reasons why a designer would want to do this.
Cell phones and hand held devices have become more widely used than computers and larger forms of interfaces. This is because the user has more immediate access to a cell phone rather than a computer. This means that the interfaces on smaller devices are accessed faster and with more ease.
If the UX designer creates a website starting with a smaller device format, he can focus more on the content rather than the navigation. Once the smaller format is finished he can then move on to the large version and add on any extra aspects that he could not incorporate into the mobile version. Of course with this in mind there is the possibility that starting with a mobile format of an interface could be more difficult to navigate to less important or uncommon things in the website.
78
Which out of the options listed below would be considered an alternative-type navigational structure?
navigation only through scrolling (discovery)
79
which of the following would NOT be one of the aspects of effective web forms
complexity
80
What was the name of the sailing ship from the illustration in this week's lectures?
Vasa
81
develop a test plan
step 1
82
choose a testing environment
step 2
83
find and select participants
step 3
84
prepare test materials
step 4
85
conduct the sessions
step 5
86
debrief with participants and observers
step 6
87
analyze data and observations
step 7
88
create findings and recommendations
step 8
