1. Primarily non-visual.

UI
UX
2. Creates tangible, material results.
UI
UX
3. Development is driven by user behavior and feedback.
UI
UX
4. Rooted primarily in graphic design.

UI
UX
5. Generating solutions to elevate user engagement on a given website.
UI
UX
6. Making decisions to define the form, aesthetics, and look and feel of a site.
UI
UX
7. Concerned with how a user chooses to navigate through a website.
UI
UX
8. Rooted in research, planning and testing.
UI
UX
9. An interface can be best described as a bridge between:
a screen and a system
a website and an app
a user and content
two users
10. Why is it helpful to rely on real world models within interface design? Choose the best answer.
Real world models are already familiar to a user, and therefore can help make the user’s experience
much more seamless.
It’s easier for a designer to borrow an idea or concept that’s already been created.
Real world models are much more believable and users are more likely to consume or buy a product
that uses them.
11. Which of the following examples are considered real world models?
1 point
A screen-based button.
The “trash bin” on your computer.
Camera shutter sound when using a smartphone’s built-in camera.
All of the above.
12. What is the rule of thumb for organizing content within an interface?
1 point
Along a grid
Systematically
Randomly
Alphabetically
13. While user interactions should occur in as few steps as possible, in what situation might an extra
step be appropriate?
ordering a sandwich.
withdrawing a large sum of money from an ATM.
buying a textbook online.
14. Which physical relationship is NOT a factor for designing an interface?
the placement of an on-screen button in relationship to a user’s thumb.
the distance of a user’s eye from a screen.
the scale of a smartphone within a user’s hand.
the relative position of one user to another.
15. Why is it important for the interface to react immediately when a user carries out an action? Choose
the best answer.
The user needs confirmation from the interface that the system is working.
Users are inherently impatient.
The system behind the interface needs to process tasks very quickly in order to keep pace with
competing systems.
16. Context-specific design is best defined as:
When the designer uses different software programs to make an interface.
Shaping a design to reflect differences in content, goals, and users.
What happens when emerging designers make websites.
A method of design that reflects the physical, geographical location where the design was made.

17. True or false: An interface should be immediate and intuitive.

True
False
18. In user experience design, "form follows function".

False
True
19. How do the five planes of user experience interact with each other,
according to Jesse James Garrett?
a) They are separate and independent layers.
b) They are interconnected and influence each other throughout the
design process.
c) They are sequential stages that must be completed one after another.
d) They are interchangeable, depending on the specific needs of each
project.
20. In the context of user experience design, what is the significance of
usability testing?
a) It helps identify user needs, preferences, and pain points.
b) It determines the visual design and aesthetics of the site.
c) It generates wireframes and prototypes for the website.
d) It validates the long-term vision and objectives of the site.
21. What are some key principles of effective information architecture?
22. What is card sorting, and how is it used in user experience design?
23. What is the goal of creating personas in user experience design?
 a) Layout, typography, and color schemes
b) Buttons, forms, and navigation menus
c) Card sorting, personas, and usability testing
d) Competitive analysis, heuristic evaluation, and expert review
24. In the context of interaction design, what is the significance of usability
testing?
25. What is the ultimate goal of content strategy in user experience design?
26. What is the ultimate goal of site structure in user experience design?
27. In the context of site structure, what is the significance of user research?
a) It helps identify user needs, preferences, and pain points.
b) It determines the visual design and aesthetics of the site.
c) It generates wireframes and prototypes for the website.
d) It validates the long-term vision and objectives of the site.
28. What are some common navigation patterns used in site structure?
29. What is the significance of hierarchy in site structure?
30. What are some key principles of effective site structure?
31. What is the ultimate goal of user experience design, according to "The
Elements of User Experience"?
a) To create websites that are visually appealing
b) To design websites that rank high in search engine results
c) To create websites that are useful, usable, and desirable for the target
audience
d) To develop websites that incorporate the latest technology trends
32. What is the primary purpose of wireframing in web design?
33. Which of the following best describes the relationship between
wireframes and prototypes?
34. What is the purpose of creating user personas in web design?
a) To represent specific individuals within the target audience
b) To generate demographic statistics for marketing purposes
c) To determine the functionality and content of the site
d) To design visually appealing layouts and color schemes
35. What role does usability testing play in the web design process?
36. How does creating wireframes contribute to effective web design?
37. What are some common tools used for creating wireframes and
prototypes?
a) Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator
b) Sketch and Figma
c) Microsoft Word and Excel
d) Google Docs and Slides
38. What is the significance of responsive design in modern web design
practices?
39. How does user testing contribute to the refinement of wireframes and
prototypes?
a) By providing valuable insights into user behavior and preferences
b) By determining the color scheme and typography of the website
c) By creating wireframes and prototypes for the website
d) By conducting competitor analysis and benchmarking
40. What is the primary goal of creating prototypes in web design?
41. How does wireframing contribute to collaboration among web design
team members? a)
42. What is the significance of strategy in web design?
43. What role does information architecture play in web design?
44. What is the purpose of conducting user research in web design?
45. What are some common methods used in user research for web design?
46. How does wireframing contribute to effective web design?
47. What is the significance of content strategy in web design?
48. How does user testing contribute to the refinement of web design?