IHCI Flashcards

1
Q

what is the meaning of HCI?

A

Human computer interaction

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2
Q

The study of the
design,
evaluation and
implementation
of interactive
computing
systems for
human use and
the major
phenomena
surrounding
them.

A

Human computer interaction

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3
Q

The Three parts of HCI

A

Person
Computer
Ways to work

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4
Q

this focuses in Studying a Person

A

PHYSIOLOGY COGNITIVE
PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIO-TECHNICAL
ACTION

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5
Q
  • place where interactions
    between humans and
    machines occur
A

User Interface (UI)

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6
Q

allows users to
effectively operate a
machine

A

User Interface (UI)

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7
Q

Three Common UI

A

Command Line Interface
Graphical User Interface
Voice Enabled User Interface

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8
Q

Essentials Properties of Well-designed UI

A

Clarity
Familiarity
Consistency
Forgiveness
Efficiency

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9
Q
  • All elements are
    crystal clear for
    users
A

Clarity

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10
Q

allows users to use
their previous
experience when
they interact with
your product

A

Familiarity

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11
Q

Keeping your
interface consistent
across your
product allows
users to recognize
usage patterns.

A

Consistency

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12
Q

Good UI forgives users of
their mistakes

A

Forgiveness

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13
Q

good UI allows
users to provide
minimal input to
achieve the desired
output

A

Efficiency

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14
Q

Interface Design
Techniques

A
  • Prototyping
  • Simulation
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15
Q
  • Designs are based
    from ideation
    sessions and
    interaction
    specifications
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  • Prototyping
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16
Q

part of validating
design decisions
by testing a
prototype with
people that
represent the
target audience

A
  • Simulation
17
Q
  • the experience that a
    person has as they
    interact with a
    product
A

User Experience (UX)

18
Q

help users see
goals, desires, and
limitations of target
users

A

User Persona

19
Q

emotions users
have while
interacting with a
product, whether
negative, neutral,
or positive

A

Concept of
User Journey

20
Q

The Role of UX Designer

A

Understanding users
Creating a design strategy
Analyzing the design of interactions
Creating wireframes and prototypes
Involvement in product execution

21
Q

understanding the
purpose of a
product, mapping a
logical journey

A

Creating Design
Strategy

22
Q

analyze how people
use products – their
interaction habits,
personal preferences,
and shortcuts they use
while interacting with
UI

A

Analyzing the
Design of
Interactions

23
Q
  • Idea proposal
A

Creating
wireframes and
prototype

24
Q

interact with all
team members to
ensure that product
design is moving in
the right direction.

A

Involvement in
Product
Execution

25
Q

starts with
extensive research
that has a goal to
understand the
target audience,
their wants, and
needs

A

Understanding
the Users

26
Q

able to analyze
and conduct
competitive
analysis of
products and
visual design
decisions that
they make

A

Competitive Analysis

27
Q

UI design looks
great on any
screen size and
resolution

A

Responsive Design

28
Q

always solve a
specific problem

A

Good problem solving skills

29
Q

perfecting even
tiny elements of
their solutions

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Attention to detail

30
Q

The Role of UI Designer

A

Attention to detail
Good problem-solving skills
Competitive analysis
Responsive design
Communication

31
Q

required to
understand
technical
feasibility

A

Communication

32
Q

User Interface Design Basics

A
  • Anticipate what the users might
    do
  • Easy to access
  • Easy to understand
  • Easy to use to facilitate actions
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34
Q

Concepts of UI

A

INTERACTION DESIGN
VISUAL DESIGN INFORMATION
ARCHITECTURE

35
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