Introduction to User Experience

Question 1

The four categories method involves dividing ideas into:

Answer 1

The rational choice, the most likely to delight, the darling, and the long shot

Question 2

It is important for members of the team to be given the chance to

Answer 2

contribute their ideas

Question 3

If you have reached the prototyping stage and you’re unsure of what you want to achieve with your design project, you should:

Answer 3

Start prototyping anyway

Question 4

During the test process, the desirability of a product, service or experience is all about:

Answer 4

Whether it appeals to the needs and emotions of people

Question 5

Which is the most important: desirability, feasibility, or viability?

Answer 5

They are all equally important

Question 6

Affective computing is a term mostly used to:

Answer 6

Define systems that detect and react to the person’s emotions

Question 7

Why does UX minimize risk to a business’s reputation?

Answer 7

User Experience Design is a tool that helps measure the ability to provide high quality products or services. When a business invests in UX, they are always focusing on the user; what the user needs and wants from the product, how they feel when interacting with the product, etc. When a product meets the goals of the users it creates credibility, trust, and loyalty. With UX, it generates more confidence when interacting with the product which grows the business’s reputation.