lesson 6

Question 1

The design of the underlying structure and organization of content and features on a website or intranet, providing users with an effective way to find and access the information they need.

Answer 1

Information Architecture


Question 2

Examining existing site content to understand what’s present

Answer 2

Content Inventory

Question 3

Evaluating content quality and effectiveness

Answer 3

Content Audit

Question 4

Organizing content based on user needs and behavior

Answer 4

Information Grouping


Question 5

Creating a standardized naming convention for content organization and labelling

Answer 5

Taxonomy Development


Question 6

Defining metadata to enhance content discoverability and navigation

Answer 6

Descriptive Information Creation


Question 7

A collection of user interface components designed to help users find information and take actions

Answer 7

Website Navigation


Question 8

Understanding how often users will rely on each navigation component

Answer 8

Usage Priority


Question 9

Determining where and when to display navigation components

Answer 9

Placement


Question 10

Choosing navigation patterns that enhance findability and discoverability

Answer 10

Pattern


Question 11

A series of decisions to be made for each navigation component: Usage Priority, Placement, and Pattern

Answer 11

Decision Structure


Question 12

IA informs navigation, ensuring accurate and efficient navigation

Answer 12

IA and Navigation Connection


Question 13

IA-first approach ensures user-centric and effective navigation design

Answer 13

Define IA Before Navigation


Question 14

Elements that are close together are perceived as related. Use white space to group related elements together.

Answer 14

Proximity

Question 15

Similar elements are perceived as related. Use similar colors, shapes, and sizes to create a sense of unity.

Answer 15

Similarity


Question 16



Elements that are connected by a continuous line or shape are perceived as related. Use shapes and lines to create flow and connectivity.

Answer 16

Continuity

Question 17

The mind tends to complete incomplete shapes and patterns. Use incomplete shapes and patterns to guide the user’s attention.

Answer 17

Closure

Question 18

The way elements are placed in the composition can create a sense of depth and hierarchy. Use colors, shapes, and placement to create a clear figure-ground separation.

Answer 18

Figure-Ground


Question 19

The size and position of elements can influence how we perceive them. Use size and position to draw attention, create hierarchy, and guide the user’s attention.

Answer 19

Size and Position