FBLA UX DESIGN LATEST 2026 EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔UI designer - ✔✔establishes look, feel, experience of a product from layout and
placement to the visual look
✔✔product designer - ✔✔a career relating to the design and creation of models for
commercial products
✔✔Front-end Developer - ✔✔Take the designs from UI and UX, and combine with the
Interaction and Visual Designs
Tools: CSS, HTML, JavaScript
Deliver: Working website
✔✔Back-end Developer - ✔✔A developer who focuses mainly on the server side of
code for a web application. They are knowledgeable about databases, server internals,
system administration and technologies used once a site reaches scale.
✔✔T-shaped designer - ✔✔has an arsenal of skills and depth in 1 discipline but a
breadth of experience across other disciplines
✔✔design thinking - ✔✔Methodology used by designers to solve complex problems,
and find desirable solutions for clients.
✔✔deliverables - ✔✔Tangible, verifiable work products
Reports, presentations, prototypes, etc.
✔✔artifacts - ✔✔concrete items produced by the designer, single source of truth, guides
and specifications for implementation/ref
✔✔persona - ✔✔fictional profile used to communicate and summarize user research
from a group of users
✔✔empathy map - ✔✔a graphical tool used to help you imagine things from a user's
perspective
✔✔Quantitative survey - ✔✔a survey in which findings are presented in numerical form,
such as percentages and frequencies
✔✔Qualitative Research - ✔✔informal research methods, including observation,
following social media sites, in-depth interviews, focus groups, and projective
techniques
, ✔✔Problem Statement - ✔✔A part of a design brief that clearly and concisely identifies
a client's or target consumer's problem, need, or want.
✔✔Competitive Analysis report - ✔✔outlines the strengths and weaknesses of your
competitors compared to those of your own business
✔✔Human/User-Centered Design - ✔✔- Early focus on users (cognitive, behavioral,
attitudinal characteristics) and tasks.
- Actual measurement: observe, record, analyze users' reactions and performance.
- Iterative design: find problems, fix them, test again.
- Users' involvement in process.
✔✔user research - ✔✔Obtaining users' responses through questionnaires/surveys and
interviews.
✔✔Full Stack Development - ✔✔Developer who is comfortable working with both back-
end and front-end technologies, data and visual sides of web design
✔✔multidisciplinary team - ✔✔a group of professionals from different disciplines who
function as a team but perform their roles independent of one another
✔✔universal design - ✔✔the design of products and environments to be usable by all
people, to the greatest extent possible, without the need for adaptation or specialized
design
✔✔Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) - ✔✔Developed by the Web
Accessibility Initiative (WAI) to provide a universal set of standards promoting
accessibility.
✔✔usability - ✔✔The extent to which a product can be used by specified users to
achieve specified goals with effectiveness, efficiency and satisfaction in a specified
context of use.
✔✔journey map - ✔✔A visualization of the process that a person goes through in order
to accomplish a goal.
✔✔Generative Research - ✔✔generate ideas at the start of a project/improvement
✔✔proto-persona - ✔✔A sketch or simple description of a typical user based on the
team's assumptions
✔✔touchpoints - ✔✔anytime a user comes into contact with the product/rep on the
product
ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔UI designer - ✔✔establishes look, feel, experience of a product from layout and
placement to the visual look
✔✔product designer - ✔✔a career relating to the design and creation of models for
commercial products
✔✔Front-end Developer - ✔✔Take the designs from UI and UX, and combine with the
Interaction and Visual Designs
Tools: CSS, HTML, JavaScript
Deliver: Working website
✔✔Back-end Developer - ✔✔A developer who focuses mainly on the server side of
code for a web application. They are knowledgeable about databases, server internals,
system administration and technologies used once a site reaches scale.
✔✔T-shaped designer - ✔✔has an arsenal of skills and depth in 1 discipline but a
breadth of experience across other disciplines
✔✔design thinking - ✔✔Methodology used by designers to solve complex problems,
and find desirable solutions for clients.
✔✔deliverables - ✔✔Tangible, verifiable work products
Reports, presentations, prototypes, etc.
✔✔artifacts - ✔✔concrete items produced by the designer, single source of truth, guides
and specifications for implementation/ref
✔✔persona - ✔✔fictional profile used to communicate and summarize user research
from a group of users
✔✔empathy map - ✔✔a graphical tool used to help you imagine things from a user's
perspective
✔✔Quantitative survey - ✔✔a survey in which findings are presented in numerical form,
such as percentages and frequencies
✔✔Qualitative Research - ✔✔informal research methods, including observation,
following social media sites, in-depth interviews, focus groups, and projective
techniques
, ✔✔Problem Statement - ✔✔A part of a design brief that clearly and concisely identifies
a client's or target consumer's problem, need, or want.
✔✔Competitive Analysis report - ✔✔outlines the strengths and weaknesses of your
competitors compared to those of your own business
✔✔Human/User-Centered Design - ✔✔- Early focus on users (cognitive, behavioral,
attitudinal characteristics) and tasks.
- Actual measurement: observe, record, analyze users' reactions and performance.
- Iterative design: find problems, fix them, test again.
- Users' involvement in process.
✔✔user research - ✔✔Obtaining users' responses through questionnaires/surveys and
interviews.
✔✔Full Stack Development - ✔✔Developer who is comfortable working with both back-
end and front-end technologies, data and visual sides of web design
✔✔multidisciplinary team - ✔✔a group of professionals from different disciplines who
function as a team but perform their roles independent of one another
✔✔universal design - ✔✔the design of products and environments to be usable by all
people, to the greatest extent possible, without the need for adaptation or specialized
design
✔✔Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) - ✔✔Developed by the Web
Accessibility Initiative (WAI) to provide a universal set of standards promoting
accessibility.
✔✔usability - ✔✔The extent to which a product can be used by specified users to
achieve specified goals with effectiveness, efficiency and satisfaction in a specified
context of use.
✔✔journey map - ✔✔A visualization of the process that a person goes through in order
to accomplish a goal.
✔✔Generative Research - ✔✔generate ideas at the start of a project/improvement
✔✔proto-persona - ✔✔A sketch or simple description of a typical user based on the
team's assumptions
✔✔touchpoints - ✔✔anytime a user comes into contact with the product/rep on the
product
