UX Frameworks
UX Elements
Principles of Interaction
Unit 1
Random
100
What is accessibility in design?
Accessibility in design is the design of products, devices, services, or environments for people with disabilities.
100
A _________ is a path a user may take to reach their goal when using a particular app, website, product or service.
User Journey
100
The game of Monopoly builds upon which Conceptual Model?
Real Estate
100
What are the FOUR (4) Sections of an Empathy Map?
Says, Does, Thinks, Feels
100
What is the zip code at 860 Forest?
10456
200
Creating one product for users with the widest range of abilities and in the widest range of situations describes which UX Framework?
Universal Design
200
What are the TWO (2) types of Storyboards?
Big Picture & Close-Up
200
What are the SIX (6) Principles of Interaction
Affordance
Signifiers
Constraints
Conceptual Model
Feedback
Mapping
200
What does UX/UI stand for?
User Experience / User Interface
200
What is Mr. Mosley's daughter's name?
Baby Sasha
300
Focus on designing for groups that have been historically underrepresented or ignored when building products describes which UX Framework?
Equity-Focused Design
300
When creating a storyboard, one can write a ______ to give more clarity on the image.
Caption
300
Identify THREE (3) signifiers when walking/driving down the street.
- Street Signs / Names
- Street Lights
- Lines / Markings on Street
- Parking Signs
- Street Signs
300
What is the biggest difference between User-Centered Design and Human-Centered Design?
Human-Centered Design incorporates the human/emotional elements that impact design and how people use products.
300
What are the FOUR (4) types of constraints?
- Physical
- Cultural
- Semantic (al)
- Logical
400
What is the difference between Equality and Equity?
Equality means providing the same amount of opportunity and support to all segments of society. In other words, everyone gets the same thing.
Equity means providing different levels of opportunity and support for each person in order to achieve fair outcomes.
400
What are the THREE (3) parts of a User Story?
- Type of User (Who)
- Action (What they want)
- Benefit (Why they want it)
400
A Speedometer in your car provides _________ of your speed in the car (Answer w/ a Principle of OInteraction).
Feedback
400
What is the 4th Step in the Design Process?
Prototype
400
Where did Mr. Noah work at before Comp Sci High?
Success Academies (booo)
500
Identify THREE (3) personal identifiers that could be used in Inclusive Design?
Making design choices that take into account personal identifiers like ability, race, economic status, language, age, and gender.
500
Identify FOUR (4) elements of a User Persona.
- Image / Picture
- Relevant Quote
- Goals
- Pain Points
- Demographic Info
- User Story
500
Placing a Record on a Record Player is an example of which type of constraint?
Semantic - The record "could" be placed elsewhere, but because of the situation, we know it goes on the "platter", the place that spins the record.
500
Name THREE (3) Visual Hierarchy Techniques (Principles).
- Size & Scale
- Color & Contrast
- Perspective
- Viewing Patterns
- Typeface
- Spacing
- Texture & Tone
- Balance & Symmetry
- Proximity of Elements
500
What are the FOUR (4) Types of pain points?
- Financial
- Product
- Progress
- Support