Misc ?'s Flashcards

1
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What part of design process iterates?

A

Design, Prototype, Validate

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2
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The more of these you add, the more crowded and less intuitive your app becomes. This is the danger of what?

A

Features

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3
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What is the method that car companies use as a low fidelity design?

A

Clay Modelling

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4
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Involves watching and observing what users do, not necessarily talking to them. What is this called?

A

Observational Research

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5
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Involves listening to what people say also called what?

A

Attitudinal Research

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6
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Technique used in user-centered interaction design to evaluate a product by testing it on users. What is this called?

A

Usability Testing

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7
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What are the research goals that you decide on before conducting a usability test called?

A

Test objectives

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8
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What is the document that gives recruiters guidance and defines criteria for test participants called?

A

Recruitment screener

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9
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What is the document that is signed by participants as an agreement to record the usability test session for note-taking and research purposes called?

A

Consent form

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10
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What is the research method in which respondents answer a questionnaire via email or on a website called?

A

Online survey

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11
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Exploratory research method conducted with the users that help us understand their goals and the context of use is called what?

A

Depth interviews

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12
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What are conversations with key people in your company to understand the business goals, problems, competitive landscape and to get “buy in” later called?

A

Stakeholder interviews

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13
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What is the design technique used for understanding mental models, vocabulary, language and making us more confident with the architecture called?

A

Card sorting

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14
Q

What is the way to asses whether your software adheres the user experience best practice or not called?

A

Heuristic Evaluation

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15
Q

Diagram that visualizes what the customer experiences as they interact with our company, services or software called?

A

Customer Journey Map

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16
Q

Competitive analysis tool that shows how our current product stacks up against the competition now or how it should stack up against a competition in the future.

A

Customer Value Curve

17
Q

Helps integrate interview data into insights by considering:

  • What did they say?
  • What did they do?
  • What might they be thinking?
  • What emotions do you think they are experiencing?
A

Empathy Map

18
Q

What is the atomic unit of the interaction called?

A

Micro-Interactions

19
Q

Controls+Rules+Feedback= ?

A

Anatomy of an Interaction for a product

20
Q

What refers to a rule that is about one big action? Ex: completing a form

A

Macro Rule

21
Q

What refers to a rule that is about a specific action? Ex: one field in a form.

A

Micro Rule

22
Q

High level guidelines that can help ensure that the software we create is of high standards. They are the universal truths.

A

Design Principles

23
Q

Methods to bring design principles to life also known as

A

Design patterns

24
Q

Selections put in place that provide answers to ?’s for you which enable people to complete forms faster are known as what?

A

Smart defaults

25
Q

What is the average finger size that we should consider when designing tap targets?

A

11 mm

26
Q
  1. Keep users logged in 2. Show passwords 3. user fingerprint/face ID are all best practices for what?
A

Sign-in best practice

27
Q
  1. Don’t force it 2. Don’t force social 3. Flag why you ask personal details 4. Inline validation are all bet practices for what?
A

Registration best practice

28
Q
  1. Scanability 2. Field-length affordances 3. remove asterisks 4. use descriptive labels in CTA 5. Steppers: Show progress are all best practices for what?
A

Complex forms

29
Q

What must handover documentation show?

A
  1. Hierarchy - Information Architecture
  2. Structure -Flow
  3. Content- Wireframes
  4. Rules- Wireframes