Topic 3 Flashcards

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  • Are the perceived properties of objects that suggest their possible uses or interactions.
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Affordance

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  • Refers to the relationship between controls and their effects.
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Mapping

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3
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  • Refers to the clarity of an object or interface and its potential actions.
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Visibility

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4
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  • Helps users understand the results of their actions and guides them in achieving their goals.
  • Provides users with information about the results of their actions.
    In UX design, feedback is crucial for informing users of system status, confirming actions, and guiding interactions.
A

Feedback

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5
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  • Limit the range of possible actions, guiding users toward intended behaviors.
  • Help prevent errors and guide users through desired interactions.
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Constraints

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6
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  • Addresses user mistakes gracefully and provides guidance on how to recover from errors.
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Error Handling

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7
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  • Considerations acknowledge the diversity of users and their cultural backgrounds.
  • Involve adapting interfaces to accommodate cultural norms, preferences, and expectations.
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Cultural Considerations

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8
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  • Considers the emotional responses evoked by products or interfaces.
  • Aims to create positive user experiences by eliciting emotions such as delight, satisfaction, or trust.
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Emotional Design

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9
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  • represent users’ mental understanding of how a system works.
    -Align with users’ mental models to ensure intuitive interaction with the interface.
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Conceptual Model

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