UX09 | Workflows Flashcards

1
Q

Sequences that take place in order to complete a task or job are known as what?

Hint:

  • Collection or sequence of activities.
  • Define the overall tasks
A

Workflows

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2
Q

Forced social registration, privacy concerns, intrusive ads, bad ux/ui, freezing, complex registration, and annoying notifications are the top 7 reasons why people do what?

A

Uninstall apps

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3
Q

What is the method to check the validity of input and give feedback before submission?

A

Inline Validation

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4
Q

What is the designed series of interactions and/instructions that help the user ease into the product’s experience?

A

User onboarding

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5
Q

The following are objectives of what?

  1. Get people into your app or service asap
  2. Make it as smooth as possible
  3. Answer critical ?’s upfront
  4. Answer deal breakers ex. cost, return, policy and payment method
A

User Onboarding

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6
Q

What are the two onboarding styles?

A

Static walkthroughs and Interactive walkthroughs

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7
Q

Once the user has launched an app for the first time, they are presented with a few quick screens outlining the value of the app and/or some basics on how to get around. This is known as what?

A

The Nickel Tour which is part of interactive walkthroughs.

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8
Q

This type of onboarding method is short, concise, uses images, and allows users to skip. What is it called?

A

Static Walkthroughs

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9
Q

This type of onboarding method gets their users using the service and addresses deal breakers as they register. What is it called?

A

Interactive Walkthroughs

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10
Q

What is a form of identification you can use in your password to make sign in more secure, quick, convenient, and unforgettable?

A

Biometric ID’s

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11
Q

The following below are tips to help you design which type of forms?

  • Choose a flow
  • Structure as a conversation
  • Adhere to high level best practice
  • Use smart defaults
A

Complex forms

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12
Q

Fill in the blank. When structuring a complex form as a conversation, it is important that you BLANK the user some information after you’ve asked the user for some information.

A

Give

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13
Q

True or False? It’s easier to scan top to bottom than left to right.

A

True

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14
Q

Having steppers in your design does what for the user?

A

Shows progress

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15
Q

How many % of users abandon checkout?

A

80%

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16
Q

How many issues are payment related for abandoned checkouts?

A

50%

17
Q

What can you do to minimize issues during the payment process?

A
  1. Follow a conventional flow
  2. Minimize ?’s and inputs
  3. Use auto formatting
  4. Increase perception of security
18
Q

Chunking numbers making it easier to verify and fix, is an example of what?

A

Auto-Formatting

19
Q

Using credit card and payment processing logos, confirming payment amount, and using padlocks are all examples of what?

A

Increased perception of security

20
Q

What is the process of splitting a large job into small tasks that can be distributed, over the Internet, to many people?

A

Microtasking