ITIS-3130 MIDTERM UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
is a design approach that prioritizes the:
- Needs
- Preferences
- behaviors of the end
- users throughout the design process
Answer:
Human-Centered Design, or HCD,
Question:
HCD ensures that ________________are not just functional but
also user-friendly and delightful.
Answer:
products and services
Question:
- User Expectations
- Competition
- Cost-Efficiency
- Risk
- Innovation
- Ethics and Inclusivity
are reasons to use what
Answer:
reasons to use human centered design
Question:
"I Like, I Wish, What If"
Answer:
is a structured way of organizing feedback that is
gathered from your testing sessions.
Question:
advantage of "I Like, I Wish, What If"
Answer:
it frames the feedback that someone is about to provide
in a constructive and positive manner, enabling an open
discussion or absorption of his or her feedback.
Question:
inform us how design elements such as line, shape, color,
grid, or space go together to create well-rounded and
thoughtful visuals.
, Answer:
Visual-design principles
Question:
5 visual-design principles that impact UX:
Answer:
- Scale
- Visual hierarchy
- Balance
- Contrast
- Gestalt
Question:
refers to using relative size to signal importance and rank
in a composition.
Answer:
Scale
Question:
refers to guiding the eye on the page so that it attends to
different design elements in the order of their
importance.
Answer:
visual hierarchy
Question:
refers to a satisfying arrangement or proportion of design
elements. occurs when there is an equally distributed
(but not necessarily symmetrical) amount of visual signal
on both sides of an imaginary axis going through the
middle of the screen. This axis is often vertical but can
also be horizontal.
Answer:
Balance
Question:
refers to the juxtaposition of visually dissimilar elements in
order to convey the fact that these elements are different
Answer:
contrast
Question:
explain how humans simplify and organize complex
images that consist of many elements, by subconsciously
arranging the parts into an organized system that creates
a whole, rather than interpreting them as a series of
disparate elements
Answer:
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
is a design approach that prioritizes the:
- Needs
- Preferences
- behaviors of the end
- users throughout the design process
Answer:
Human-Centered Design, or HCD,
Question:
HCD ensures that ________________are not just functional but
also user-friendly and delightful.
Answer:
products and services
Question:
- User Expectations
- Competition
- Cost-Efficiency
- Risk
- Innovation
- Ethics and Inclusivity
are reasons to use what
Answer:
reasons to use human centered design
Question:
"I Like, I Wish, What If"
Answer:
is a structured way of organizing feedback that is
gathered from your testing sessions.
Question:
advantage of "I Like, I Wish, What If"
Answer:
it frames the feedback that someone is about to provide
in a constructive and positive manner, enabling an open
discussion or absorption of his or her feedback.
Question:
inform us how design elements such as line, shape, color,
grid, or space go together to create well-rounded and
thoughtful visuals.
, Answer:
Visual-design principles
Question:
5 visual-design principles that impact UX:
Answer:
- Scale
- Visual hierarchy
- Balance
- Contrast
- Gestalt
Question:
refers to using relative size to signal importance and rank
in a composition.
Answer:
Scale
Question:
refers to guiding the eye on the page so that it attends to
different design elements in the order of their
importance.
Answer:
visual hierarchy
Question:
refers to a satisfying arrangement or proportion of design
elements. occurs when there is an equally distributed
(but not necessarily symmetrical) amount of visual signal
on both sides of an imaginary axis going through the
middle of the screen. This axis is often vertical but can
also be horizontal.
Answer:
Balance
Question:
refers to the juxtaposition of visually dissimilar elements in
order to convey the fact that these elements are different
Answer:
contrast
Question:
explain how humans simplify and organize complex
images that consist of many elements, by subconsciously
arranging the parts into an organized system that creates
a whole, rather than interpreting them as a series of
disparate elements
Answer:
