FBLA UX DESIGN EXPECTED QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS
Question 1.
Simple and Intuitive Use
ANSWER
Use of the design is easy to understand, regardless of the user's experience, knowledge,
language skills, or current concentration level.
Question 2.
Font Size
ANSWER
Make the font size at least 16px, which is the recommended minimum font size for digital
platforms. Making your font size smaller than the recommended size could increase readability
issues.
Question 3.
Design Principles of Accessibility
ANSWER
i. Font Size
ii. Contrast
iii. Discoverability
iv. Repetition
v. Scale
vi. Hierarchy
Question 4.
Moderated Usability Testing
ANSWER
You conduct a series of testing sessions with your solution so you can get feedback from
people who represent your target audience. Moderators can ask clarifying questions and
collect more detailed feedback from participants (i.e., why exactly do test participants act the
way they do).
,Question 5.
Compatibility
ANSWER
Compatible on multiple platforms for past, present, and future devices
Question 6.
Emotion of Green
ANSWER
Natural, Safe, Fresh
Question 7.
Factors of Copyright Infringement
ANSWER
i. How the material was used(education or profit)
ii. Nature of the work(published or creative)
iii. Amount of Use
iv. Financial Impact(have you affected the market value of the product)
Question 8.
Focus Groups(Test)
ANSWER
Focus groups are typically small groups of people (six to nine participants) who come together
to review and discuss a particular solution. Focus groups are great when you have a specific
topic you want to explore (say, understanding how user onboarding makes users feel).
Question 9.
Emotion of Gray
ANSWER
Neutral, Formal, Sophistication
, Question 10.
Principles of UX Writing
ANSWER
i. Useful
ii. Concise
iii. Clear
iv. Prioritized
v. Consistent tone and voice
vi. Easily Translatable
Question 11.
Predictability
ANSWER
Many people rely on predictable user interfaces and are disoriented or distracted by
inconsistent appearance or behavior. Examples of making content more predictable include:
Navigation mechanisms that are repeated on multiple pages appear in the same place each
time
User interface components that are repeated on web pages have the same labels each time
Significant changes on a web page do not happen without the consent of the user
Question 12.
Saturation
ANSWER
intensity of color
VERIFIED ANSWERS
Question 1.
Simple and Intuitive Use
ANSWER
Use of the design is easy to understand, regardless of the user's experience, knowledge,
language skills, or current concentration level.
Question 2.
Font Size
ANSWER
Make the font size at least 16px, which is the recommended minimum font size for digital
platforms. Making your font size smaller than the recommended size could increase readability
issues.
Question 3.
Design Principles of Accessibility
ANSWER
i. Font Size
ii. Contrast
iii. Discoverability
iv. Repetition
v. Scale
vi. Hierarchy
Question 4.
Moderated Usability Testing
ANSWER
You conduct a series of testing sessions with your solution so you can get feedback from
people who represent your target audience. Moderators can ask clarifying questions and
collect more detailed feedback from participants (i.e., why exactly do test participants act the
way they do).
,Question 5.
Compatibility
ANSWER
Compatible on multiple platforms for past, present, and future devices
Question 6.
Emotion of Green
ANSWER
Natural, Safe, Fresh
Question 7.
Factors of Copyright Infringement
ANSWER
i. How the material was used(education or profit)
ii. Nature of the work(published or creative)
iii. Amount of Use
iv. Financial Impact(have you affected the market value of the product)
Question 8.
Focus Groups(Test)
ANSWER
Focus groups are typically small groups of people (six to nine participants) who come together
to review and discuss a particular solution. Focus groups are great when you have a specific
topic you want to explore (say, understanding how user onboarding makes users feel).
Question 9.
Emotion of Gray
ANSWER
Neutral, Formal, Sophistication
, Question 10.
Principles of UX Writing
ANSWER
i. Useful
ii. Concise
iii. Clear
iv. Prioritized
v. Consistent tone and voice
vi. Easily Translatable
Question 11.
Predictability
ANSWER
Many people rely on predictable user interfaces and are disoriented or distracted by
inconsistent appearance or behavior. Examples of making content more predictable include:
Navigation mechanisms that are repeated on multiple pages appear in the same place each
time
User interface components that are repeated on web pages have the same labels each time
Significant changes on a web page do not happen without the consent of the user
Question 12.
Saturation
ANSWER
intensity of color
