MODULE 1

1. Define UI. Explain the Importance and Benefits of good user

Interface Design.
2. Explain the concept of Direct and Indirect manipulation for
Graphical Systems
3. List and explain the characteristics of the graphical user interface,
Also define the importance of objects in the GUI
b. Differentiate between application and data orientation.

4. Write at least six differences between GUI and Web interface.

Explain how printed page is not the same as Web Page Design
(*****READ ANY 6******)
5. Discuss the characteristics of Intranet and Internet and bring out
the differences between them.
6. Discuss the general principles of User Interface Design
 MODULE 2

1. List and explain the pitfalls in the development path of the

design process
2. Briefly explain the five commandments to eliminate the pitfalls
in designing the interface OR List and explain the five
commandments in designing for people.
3 Explain the common usability problems in web-based systems
4 Explain the objective criteria for measuring usability.

5 Describe in detail, the important human characteristics in User

Interface Design (any five).
6 Explain briefly about human interaction speeds.
7 Explain a few significant direct techniques for determining
business requirements.
8 Explain the techniques for determining the user requirements using
Indirect methods
9 Explain the guidelines for designing conceptual models.
 MODULE 3

1 What are the functions of the Menu? Explain and illustrate the
structure of menus with illustrations
2 What are the elements of menu contents?
3 Describe at least four guidelines to be followed in the phrasing of
menus during the development of system menus.
4 Describe the components of a Web Navigation System with
illustrations
Chat-gpt :

1. Navigation Bars: Horizontal or vertical menus displaying main website sections, typically
located at the top or side for quick access.

2. Hamburger Menu: Three-lined icon collapsing a full navigation menu into a compact format,
often used on mobile or responsive designs.

3. Drop-down Menus: Menus cascading down from main menu items, revealing subcategories or
additional options within a section. Useful for websites with extensive content.

4. Breadcrumbs: Text trails showing the user's current location within the website's hierarchy,
aiding navigation and understanding of structure.

5. Pagination: Numbered links allowing users to browse through paginated content, like blog
posts or search results, in sections.

6. Search Bar: Provides a quick way to find specific keywords or content within the website.

7. Hyperlinks: Links embedded within text or images, taking users to other pages or sections
when clicked. The backbone of website navigation.

8. Buttons: Call to action (CTA) buttons prominently placed to encourage specific actions like
subscribing, buying, or downloading.

9. Footer: Bottom section of a webpage containing links to secondary pages, legal information,
and contact details.

Please remember that the specific components and their arrangement will vary depending on the
website's purpose, content, and target audience. Effective navigation systems prioritize intuitive
design, clear labeling, and user-friendly interactions to ensure a smooth and enjoyable browsing
experience.

5 List all kinds of Graphical Menus and explain any one in detail.

Dropdown Menu
Context Menu
Accordion Menu
Mega Menu
Circular/Radial Menu
Tabbed Menu
Pie Menu
Slide-out Menu
Flyout Menu
Grid Menu
 MODULE 4

1 What is the importance of windows? Explain the components of a

window with an example
2 Describe overlapping windows and tiled windows presentation
styles with examples.
EXTRA :
3 What are different windows management schemes?
4 Briefly explain the general guidelines followed in designing
windows operations.
5 Write a note on the following:
i) Trackball
6 Explain the characteristics of the touch screen and keyboard. (8M)
7 Describe the guidelines for selecting the proper device-based
controls. (8M)
 MODULE 5

1 What are operable controls? Explain the usage of buttons along

with their advantages and disadvantages.
2 Define Selection Control. Briefly explain Radio Buttons
3 Explain the following text controls: (i) Text-boxes ii) Captions.
4 Explain the following controls with an example for each:

Radio buttons (SAME AS 2ND QUESTION)

Check Boxes
Tools Tips
Progress indicators
Box Selection Controls

Chat gpt

Box selection controls in UID (User Interface Design) typically refer to elements that
allow users to select one or multiple items from a list or grid by checking a box or
clicking within a defined area.

Here are some common types of box selection controls:

1. *Checkboxes*: These are typically small boxes that users can check or uncheck to
make selections. They are commonly used for selecting multiple items from a list.

2. *Radio Buttons*: These are similar to checkboxes but are designed for single
selections within a group. Users can select only one option from a list of radio buttons.

3. *Toggle Switches*: These are used for binary choices, where users can toggle
between two states, such as on/off or enabled/disabled.

4. *Multi-select Dropdowns*: These are dropdown menus that allow users to select
multiple options from a list.

5. *Range Selectors*: These allow users to select a range of values within a defined
range, often seen in date or numeric range selection.

6. *Grid Selection*: Users can select items within a grid by clicking on individual cells or
by dragging to select multiple cells simultaneously.

Each of these controls serves different purposes and can be implemented based on the
specific requirements and design considerations of the user interface.

5 Explain Slider and Tree View operable controls

6 List and explain any 3 presentation controls.
TOOL TIPS (Same as 4th one)

7 Explain the purpose of prototypes. Discuss any two kinds of

prototypes with their importance to the system developers
8 Briefly explain the different kinds of tests. (8M)
9 Explain Cognitive Walkthroughs, think-aloud Evaluations and
Usability tests conducted in user Interface Design.

(****ALL INCLUDED IN THE LAST ANSWER ONLY****)