1) The document discusses various aspects of user experience (UX) design such as affordance, consistency, findability, alignment, feedback, and ease of use.
2) It provides examples of good and bad UX practices and evaluates different design elements based on usability heuristics.
3) The document aims to help the reader understand key principles of UX like ensuring intuitive interactions, consistent branding, and delivering an overall positive experience for users.
1) The document discusses various aspects of user experience (UX) design such as affordance, consistency, findability, alignment, feedback, and ease of use.
2) It provides examples of good and bad UX practices and evaluates different design elements based on usability heuristics.
3) The document aims to help the reader understand key principles of UX like ensuring intuitive interactions, consistent branding, and delivering an overall positive experience for users.
1) The document discusses various aspects of user experience (UX) design such as affordance, consistency, findability, alignment, feedback, and ease of use.
2) It provides examples of good and bad UX practices and evaluates different design elements based on usability heuristics.
3) The document aims to help the reader understand key principles of UX like ensuring intuitive interactions, consistent branding, and delivering an overall positive experience for users.
1) The document discusses various aspects of user experience (UX) design such as affordance, consistency, findability, alignment, feedback, and ease of use.
2) It provides examples of good and bad UX practices and evaluates different design elements based on usability heuristics.
3) The document aims to help the reader understand key principles of UX like ensuring intuitive interactions, consistent branding, and delivering an overall positive experience for users.
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If user experience of a product is poor, _.
Select the options that correlate with
the given statement. - Users will go away A form having many fields must be broken down into smaller chunks based on the similarity of the information captured using these fields. - True User Experience is an important consideration for any product because .- All User Experience (UX) is not just what it looks like and feels like. UX is how it works. - True Aesthetics is optional in usability. - False Affordance refers to ___. - Use the software Grouping is useful because ___. - Find Information quickly The usability of a mobile application was evaluated through series of user tests. One of the observations during the test was - Users were not able to find out that they had to perform a swipe gesture on the screen to open the filter panel. According to you, which of the following heuristic must be improvised to overcome this problem? - Affordance While designing a page layout, alignment must be done considering the which of the following factors. - master Choose the correct option for the given statement. When processing time is more than 10 seconds, it is recommended that ____. Bar Progress Consistency is used to _. - Establishing Brand Where is affordance useful? - For designing icons Findability allows _. - Quick Alignment in a text-heavy page is important because . - easier to scan --- Which of the following can be termed as examples of System Feedback? - ping Which of the following would you consider to improve the aesthetic of a software application? - All When is it recommended to use 'System Feedback'? - Indivate error Ease of use is critical in scenarios where ______________. - All How simply something can be used without any help, refers to ___. - Ease of use --------------------------------------
If a user is able to perform a specific task, it is definitely a good UX. - false
Usability is an important goal and a subset in an overall UX design. - True Google shows appropriate search keyword options upon entering wrong spellings in a Google Search bar. This can be considered as an example of _. - Ease of use (x) Relate the following questions to Usability and User Experience.
a. Usability -> 'Can the user complete the task?'
b. User Experience -> 'Was user happy while completing the task?' c. Usability -> Effectiveness and Ease of use in completing task. d. User Experience -> Holistic experience while interacting with the product. ABCD
User Experience is an enhanced Visual Design of the product. - false
User interface design is about _. - Effective interafaces Minimizing user’s memory loads is related to ____. - recognition The download icon looks like a print icon. Which Usability heuristic is affected here? - affordance Error messages should be represented in technical jargon indicating underlying technical problem to the user. - false How ‘Help’ is treated for a good usability? - All A beautiful visual design can compensate flaws in usability. - False Minimalist design means . - irrelevant Why to think about Usability and User Experience? - effectiveness For driving, if a road is usability, the surrounding scenery, lights, trees and traffic signals can be said contributors to User Experience. - true How to deliver a better product in terms of Usability and User Experience? - bcd (x) ‘Save’ button has ‘Green’ color on a page and ‘Red’ on another page, select the appropriate comments based on the given statement. - All User is not able to view action button. How this issue can be qualified? - critical Creating accessible product is an ‘extra’ thing in product design. - false The spelling mistakes in content affect which of the usability heuristics __. - finadability (x) Which of the following should be implemented in a good UX design? - all