UI/UX Final Exam

Which element of UI/UX design ensures a product will work as it should? A Information architecture B User interface design C The User Experience Honeycomb D Useability testing

*Useability testing

Which tool of Agile development will help a team prioritize tasks? A The most valuable player B A waterfall C A deck D A Kanban board

A Kanban board

What images might appear on a style tile? A Step-by-step instructions B Detailed photos of the product being marketed C A list of potential use cases D A logo

A logo

In the Scrum approach, what is a sprint? A A quick rush of work aimed at hitting a goal B Looking at different telephone providers to test results C A finished project D Going for a fast run outside to generate ideas

A quick rush of work aimed at hitting a goal

Which of the following tools is helpful in creating a user journey map? A A logo B GPS C A storyboard D A QR code

A storyboard

Which of these is a project dependency? A A way to revise a project B A new project C A task that needs to happen in a certain order in relation to others D A task that can stand alone

A task that needs to happen in a certain order in relation to others

Which of the following statements about a user matrix and a user journey map is correct? A A user matrix is more complex than a journey map. B A user matrix is only used for fantasy and sci-fi themed sites. C A journey map is more complex than a user matrix. D UI/UX designers use either journey maps or matrices but never both.

A user matrix is more complex than a journey map.

Which of the following describes the role of a user matrix in the UI/UX design process? A A user matrix is the last step in the process of testing a working UI/UX prototype. B A user matrix identifies ways to identify and ban malicious users from a site. C A user matrix is the first step in envisioning user needs. D A user matrix plays a key role in connecting the research phase of the project to the design phase.

A user matrix plays a key role in connecting the research phase of the project to the design phase.

Which of the following might be part of a use case model? A A logo design B An input form design C A visitor signs into a website D A color scheme

A visitor signs into a website

Which of the following practices is essential for blind or limited-vision users? A Adding alt attributes in image tags B Avoiding input forms C Avoiding use of color D Avoiding images

Adding alt attributes in image tags

Which would help you make an interactive prototype? A Code for a working site B A pen and paper C A kit with balsa wood D Adobe XD

Adobe XD

When would a UI/UX team make a style tile? A Before getting any input at all on the purpose of the site B After the design is finalized and there are no more edits C After picking colors to review them with other style elements D When working on interactions to test them

After picking colors to review them with other style elements

Which is an advantage of Agile development over waterfall development? A Agile development is better than waterfall only in the case of physical products. B Agile development is always documented in more detail than waterfall development. C Agile development lets a team work more flexibly than waterfall does. D Agile development provides stricter roles for everyone on a team than waterfall development.

Agile development lets a team work more flexibly than waterfall does.

Which is a common and necessary accessibility feature for UI/UX design? A Photo carousel B Alternate text for images C Hamburger menu D Hover text

Alternate text for images

Which of the following is usually not part of the process of designing the display of a product on a web page? A Getting stakeholder input on a variety of page layouts B Applying page design details from a sitemap C Studying how competing sites display similar products D Getting user input on a variety of page layouts

Applying page design details from a sitemap

In performing competitive analysis, a UI/UX team might well focus on which of the following? A The history of the competing site's founders B The physical ("brick and mortar") location of the site's retail outlet C Available features and styling choices of the competing site D The principal investors in the site

Available features and styling choices of the competing site

How can studying complaints submitted to a website about the site's features benefit the site? A By identifying users who should be banned from the site B By providing a basis for criminal prosecution of users attempting to scam the site C By serving as a form of free advice from users on how a site can be improved. D By being deleted from all databases so as not to alarm the site's stakeholders

By serving as a form of free advice from users on how a site can be improved.

How do style tiles help convey UI/UX design? A By showing the colors and styles of a UI B By gathering user complaints C By explaining stakeholder needs D By sharing interactive features

By showing the colors and styles of a UI

Which of the following are useful sources of data for demographic research? A Court records for criminal cases involving investors B "Man on the street" interviews C Census records, surveys of buyers of products, or news articles D Geological surveys

Census records, surveys of buyers of products, or news articles

Which of the following skills is an essential part of UI/UX design? A Communication B Server and database coding skills C The ability to draw at a professional level D High-level front-end coding skills

Communication

Which of the following is an alternative term for competitive analysis? A Compensation analysis B Compound analysis C Compass analysis D Comparative analysis

Comparative analysis

Which of the following is an aspect of waterfall development but not Agile development? A Completing steps sequentially B Dependencies C Iterative development D A design stage

Completing steps sequentially

Some questions about your design project remain unanswered. In your written report, into which section would you put proposals for how to answer these questions? A Introduction B Abstract C Conclusion D Methodologies

Conclusion

Which of the following is an important element in early stages of ideation? A Demographic research B The technical ability to identify whether a product is practical C Front-end coding skills D Considering options that might seem impractical

Considering options that might seem impractical

What would you use Figma for in UI/UX? A Planning deliverables B Generating reports C Designing prototypes D Creating code

Designing prototypes

Which would be a correct audience for substantial design details like the position, size, and interactive elements of components? A Marketing team members who will promote the site B Users of the website C Executive stakeholders who commissioned the design D Developers who will build the website

Developers who will build the website

Which of the following techniques might be used to create a journey map? A Retouching in Photoshop or another image editor B Inserting custom-created background music C Drawing stick figures with pencil and paper D Accessing GPS

Drawing stick figures with pencil and paper

What is the role of an empathy map? A Empathy maps serve as a checkup tool for keeping the needs of users in the mix as UI/UX designs develop. B Empathy maps identify broken navigation links. C Empathy maps build an appreciation for the hard work involved in UI/UX design research. D Empathy maps are similar to sitemaps.

Empathy maps serve as a checkup tool for keeping the needs of users in the mix as UI/UX designs develop.

Which of the following is part of the process that goes into creating a sitemap? A Designing link buttons for pages B Defining a color scheme C Grouping content D Selecting two paired fonts

Grouping content

Which of these might be a feature in an interactive prototype? A Hamburger menu B Report on competitive sites C Kanban board D Grid

Hamburger menu

Which factor would affect how long and detailed a presentation report should be? A Who the users of the website will be B How complex the design is C How much time you have to make it D Which member of the UI/UX team is making it

How complex the design is

Which of the following is a key first step in designing a sitemap? A Identifying top-level menu items B Selecting paired fonts C Designing a color scheme D Choosing a logo

Identifying top-level menu items

How would you choose fonts for a wireframe in Adobe XD? A In the Share panel B With the Prototype feature C In the Properties panel D You have to use Word

In the Properties panel

Which of the following best describes the role of a user journey map? A It identifies "success events" in a user's journey through a website. B It tracks how existing users navigate through a website. C It ensures that the needs of users are met. D It identifies the most efficient way a user navigates through a website.

It ensures that the needs of users are met.

How is a critical path helpful for Agile development? A It identifies tasks whose duration affects the whole project schedule. B It charts user navigation. C It shows where all the files are stored in the cloud. D It provides more detailed cost accounting to stakeholders.

It identifies tasks whose duration affects the whole project schedule.

How does choosing between a symmetric or asymmetric design impact a website? A It is an important element of user interface design. B It is a part of neither user experience nor user interface design. C It affects the user experience design, but not the user interface design. D It affects only cosmetic features such as colors and font choices.

It is an important element of user interface design.

Which of the following is a reason why competitive analysis is so widely applicable to website design? A Competitive analysis is so expensive competitors with lower budgets will have a difficult time performing it. B Competitive analysis ensures there will be no competing websites. C Competitive analysis prevents other websites from copying a UI/UX design. D It is very cost effective.

It is very cost effective.

reating and applying prototype page templates (as opposed to designing pages one by one) provides what benefit? A It ensures that pages are accessible for blind users. B It creates unique content for each page. C It relieves the need for creating style tiles. D It saves time. A template can be applied to multiple pages.

It saves time. A template can be applied to multiple pages.

n a written report, how many ideas should go into each paragraph? A As many as fit on the page B It doesn't matter as long as the paragraph makes sense C Just one idea per paragraph D Two, a large one and a small one

Just one idea per paragraph

Which of the following is a basic and overall approach to ensuring accessibility? A Building apps, not websites B Avoiding use of HTML or CSS in websites C Making sure all coding is done with HTML5 semantic markup and input tags D Avoiding use of images

Making sure all coding is done with HTML5 semantic markup and input tags

Which of the following is part of user experience design but not essential to user interface design? A Ensuring that users can easily navigate around a site B Identifying user needs C Making sure data entered into forms is properly and securely sent to a server D Choosing a color scheme for a site

Making sure data entered into forms is properly and securely sent to a server

User profiles often take the form of which of the following? A Personas B Logos C Sitemaps D Navigation icons

Personas

Grids are useful for which of the following elements of web and app page design? A Compressing photos to load quickly in pages B Generating sitemaps quickly from existing sites C Quickly copying content in a prototype app like Adobe XD D Positioning content on a page

Positioning content on a page

Which of the following processes is part of creating a sitemap? A Prioritizing content B Choosing properly paired fonts C Selecting featured images for the site's landing page D Choosing a color scheme

Prioritizing content

Which is an important characteristic of the fonts in a style tile? A Diverse B Generic C Readable D Elaborate

Readable

What is an advantage of a Repeat Grid in Adobe XD? A Planning color schemes B Testing hamburger menus C Sharing designs with everyone D Repeating elements in projects

Repeating elements in projects

Which of the following activities takes place very early in the UI/UX design process? A Testing a prototype B Production C Turning a design over to developers D Research

Research

Which action would you use the Share feature in Adobe XD to accomplish? A Sharing drafts of page content B Sharing project designs with stakeholders C Sharing reports on competitor features D Sharing ideas for audio elements

Sharing project designs with stakeholders

Which of these is a good use of an interactive prototype? A Showing stakeholders how user interactions will work B Editing detailed content C Planning the stages of development D Reviewing an old site

Showing stakeholders how user interactions will work

What describes an important characteristic of a good website logo? A Large enough to fill an entire page B Simple C Indistinguishable from the logos of competing websites D Adopts the latest trending animation effect on Tik-tok

Simple

What do sitemaps do? A Sitemaps track user visits to a website. B Sitemaps provide a detailed description of the fonts used in a user interface design. C Sitemaps are used by coders to get detailed page layout specifications. D Sitemaps provide a guide to creating navigation links.

Sitemaps provide a guide to creating navigation links.

Which of these apps is commonly used in UI/UX design? A Sketch B Adobe Analytics C Spotify D Microsoft Word

Sketch

Which of the following tools is effective for creating a complex and detailed graphical sitemap? A Sketch or Adobe XD B Microsoft Excel C XML D Adobe Analytics or Google Analytics

Sketch or Adobe XD

Competitive research for a UI/UX team is mostly framed by which of the following? A Copying as closely as possible the web presence of a competitor B Ensuring that no features of a competing site are even remotely applied to their design C The aesthetic preferences of the design team D Stakeholder objectives

Stakeholder objectives

User research includes which of the following? A Studying demographic data B Production C Cost analysis D Stakeholder interviews

Studying demographic data

If a UI/UX team is re-designing the web presence for a city's public library system, which of the following would be an effective focus for competitive analysis? A Studying features at the websites of other library systems B Studying which UI/UX prototyping apps are getting the best reviews online C Studying user analytics reports from the library's existing website D Studying how Bitcoin apps are coded

Studying features at the websites of other library systems

Which of the following global design elements can be key to branding a website, app, or other device page? A The color scheme B A nice photo of an organization's board of directors C A back-end connection to a server that collects form data D A sitemap

The color scheme

Which of these would be in a style tile? A Working buttons B The color scheme C Detailed order information D An abstract

The color scheme

Which of the following can be identified in part through competitive research? A The objectives of stakeholders in the site to be designed B The reaction of stakeholders to a report on a competing site C The potential audience for a site D The design preferences of stakeholders in the site to be designed

The potential audience for a site

What is the purpose of adjectives in a style tile? A To entertain viewers B To describe the colors used C To describe the UI/UX design D To share the mood and tone of a UI

To share the mood and tone of a UI

For UI/UX, why would you try using a site or app with your sound muted?

To test the site for D/deaf people

Which of the following statements correctly describes the relationship between UI design and UX design? A Design teams complete UX design before beginning UI design. B Design teams adopt either the UI or the UX design model but never both. C Design teams complete UI design before beginning UX design. D UI and UX design are both essential elements of designing websites and apps that may happen simultaneously.

UI and UX design are both essential elements of designing websites and apps that may happen simultaneously.

Which of the following describes the relationship between demographic research and user interviews? A Demographic research is more granular than user research. B Demographic research is not meaningful unless preceded by user interviews. C User interviews are more granular than demographic research. D User interviews are not part of UI/UX design research.

User interviews are more granular than demographic research.

Which of the following best describes the role of user profiles in UI/UX design? A User profiles identify stakeholder objectives for a website. B User profiles identify users who are likely to attempt to scam or rip off a website. C User profiles distill the wants and needs of potential users of a website or app. D User profiles are headshots that appear when a user logs onto a site.

User profiles distill the wants and needs of potential users of a website or app.

What are the guidelines for accessibility for web content? A Each company makes their own. B HTML C There are no formal guidelines. D WCAG

WCAG

What provides key and defining guidelines for testing accessibility?

WCAG

Which of these would go in the results section of a presentation deck? A An interactive prototype B What surveyed customers said C Ways to improve the site D The survey used

What surveyed customers said

When must a UI/UX team back up assertions they make in their report? A When the report is presented as either a written report or a deck B Backing up assertions is not required in reports. C Only when the report is presented in a deck D Only when the report is presented as a written report

When the report is presented as either a written report or a deck

Which of these do you need before you build an interactive prototype? A Wireframes with the look and feel for key pages B A full set of code C The content for each page D A finished product

Wireframes with the look and feel for key pages

How can you access saved color schemes in Adobe XD? A With the Prototype tool B With the Library content C By opening designs in Photoshop D You cannot

With the Library content

Which of the following formats is often used for text-only sitemaps? A GIF B PNG C XML D JPEG

XML

Which of these would typically be included in the content of an interactive prototype? A User stories B Comparison research C Detailed content for each page D Links

links