UX Design Final Exam Questions with
Solutions
What is UX Design? - -The process of enhancing user satisfaction through
usability, accessibility and pleasure
- UX Commandments - -1. Thou shalt be useful
2. Thou shalt be usable
3. Thou shalt be enjoyable
- Usage Lifecycle - -1. First Time User
2. Ongoing User
3. Passionate User
- Main Research Questions - -1. Is there competition? Why not or why us?
2. Is the product technically feasible?
3. Who is the user?
- Strategic Analysis - -1. What problem are you addressing?
2. What is the solution?
3. What is the delivery platform?
4. How could your product be monetized?
- Competitive Analysis - --Who are your competitors?
-What are there
strengths/weaknesses?
-How is your solution positioning relative to theirs?
-Underlying motivations for the competitors' strategy?
- Tech Analysis - --Technically feasible?
-What features are included?
- User Research Methods - -- Focus Groups
- Interviews
- Surveys
- Field Studies
, - Directed Storytelling
- Intercepts
- Analytics
- Mental Model Map
- Tips for User Research - --Representative data sample
-Collect user information
-Be respectful
-Take a lot of notes
- Questions to ask potential users - --Demographic info
-Relevant experience
-Attitude toward process
-Goals that lead to usage
-Collaborators who help achieve these goals
- Value Proposition - --Explains how solution solves customer's problems
-Specific Benefits
-Answers "why us over them?"
- Agile Methodology - -Iterative, team-based approach with rapid delivery of
an application in functional parts
(lean start-up)
- Agile Methodology Steps - -1. Code and test
2. System testing
3. User Acceptance Test (UAT)
4. Fix issues
5. Deliver product
- Agile Methodology Pros - -Customer has frequent and early opportunity to
see work delivered and influence the product.
- Agile Methodology Cons - -Some customers don't want to be involved that
much
- Waterfall Methodology - -A linear approach to software development
(design-thinking)
- Waterfall Methodology Steps - -1. Gather and document requirements
2. Design
3. Code and test
4. System test
5. UAT
Solutions
What is UX Design? - -The process of enhancing user satisfaction through
usability, accessibility and pleasure
- UX Commandments - -1. Thou shalt be useful
2. Thou shalt be usable
3. Thou shalt be enjoyable
- Usage Lifecycle - -1. First Time User
2. Ongoing User
3. Passionate User
- Main Research Questions - -1. Is there competition? Why not or why us?
2. Is the product technically feasible?
3. Who is the user?
- Strategic Analysis - -1. What problem are you addressing?
2. What is the solution?
3. What is the delivery platform?
4. How could your product be monetized?
- Competitive Analysis - --Who are your competitors?
-What are there
strengths/weaknesses?
-How is your solution positioning relative to theirs?
-Underlying motivations for the competitors' strategy?
- Tech Analysis - --Technically feasible?
-What features are included?
- User Research Methods - -- Focus Groups
- Interviews
- Surveys
- Field Studies
, - Directed Storytelling
- Intercepts
- Analytics
- Mental Model Map
- Tips for User Research - --Representative data sample
-Collect user information
-Be respectful
-Take a lot of notes
- Questions to ask potential users - --Demographic info
-Relevant experience
-Attitude toward process
-Goals that lead to usage
-Collaborators who help achieve these goals
- Value Proposition - --Explains how solution solves customer's problems
-Specific Benefits
-Answers "why us over them?"
- Agile Methodology - -Iterative, team-based approach with rapid delivery of
an application in functional parts
(lean start-up)
- Agile Methodology Steps - -1. Code and test
2. System testing
3. User Acceptance Test (UAT)
4. Fix issues
5. Deliver product
- Agile Methodology Pros - -Customer has frequent and early opportunity to
see work delivered and influence the product.
- Agile Methodology Cons - -Some customers don't want to be involved that
much
- Waterfall Methodology - -A linear approach to software development
(design-thinking)
- Waterfall Methodology Steps - -1. Gather and document requirements
2. Design
3. Code and test
4. System test
5. UAT
