Week 1 - Pursue a Career in UX Design Quiz 1 - 15 Questions

Which type of business is most likely to hire a specialist designer? 1 / 1 point Large companies Design agencies Startups Small business

Large companies

Imagine a user needs to get directions to a destination while driving. They are able to use the voice command feature on their phone to open a maps app for voice-guided directions. Is this an example of a good user experience? 1 / 1 point Yes Maybe No

Yes

What role do most UX designers begin their careers as? 1 / 1 point Y-shaped T-shaped Generalist Specialist

Generalist

Which of the options below is a common characteristic of freelancing in UX? 1 / 1 point It requires marketing your services to businesses to find customers. It requires working with an experienced professional for around one or two years. It requires working closely with a supervisor to learn more about the industry. It requires limited responsibility.

It requires marketing your services to businesses to find customers.

What is a specialist UX designer? 1 / 1 point A designer who has a deep understanding of one kind of UX design and lacks knowledge in other areas. A designer with a deep understanding of a particular UX design role such as visual, interaction, or motion design. A designer who maintains a wide breadth of knowledge and responsibilities. A designer who specializes in one kind of UX design and has a breadth of knowledge in other areas.

A designer with a deep understanding of a particular UX design role such as visual, interaction, or motion design.

What is the second stage in the product development life cycle? 1 / 1 point Define Test Brainstorm Launch Design

Define

What are some of the benefits a beginner UX designer might find working at a large company? 1 / 1 point Large companies allow employees to make large contributions and guide the company towards growth. Large companies allow employees to pick the projects they want to work on and manage their own schedule. Large companies allow generalist UX designers to work with a wide range of clients. Large companies allow employees to specialize in one specific skill and learn from expert colleagues.

Large companies allow employees to specialize in one specific skill and learn from expert colleagues.

Alex is working with a team to solve a problem for their users. The team will follow a process to bring their idea to reality. What is this process called? 1 / 1 point Product development timeline Design and development life cycle Product development life cycle Product creation life cycle

Product development life cycle

In UX design, what makes a product equitable? 1 / 1 point The design is difficult to learn at first, but easy to understand as time goes on. The design, structure, and purpose of the product are clear to everyone. The design is designed to function the same for everyone. The designs are useful and marketable to people with diverse abilities and backgrounds.

The designs are useful and marketable to people with diverse abilities and backgrounds.

Is UX design applicable to physical products as well as digital products? 1 / 1 point Yes No Sometimes

Yes

Which of the following describes the user experience? 1 / 1 point The user experience is the attitude the ux designer has about a product. The user experience is how the company wants a user to feel. The user experience is how the user feels about interacting with or experiencing a product. The user experience is how the developer feels about a user.

The user experience is how the user feels about interacting with or experiencing a product.

Which of the following team members does a UX designer collaborate with to understand how people use a product? 1 / 1 point Motion designer UX writer UX researcher Visual designer

UX researcher

What design role focuses on how a product looks? 1 / 1 point Production designer Motion designer Visual designer UX engineer

Visual designer

Which role represents a type of designer with broad knowledge in multiple areas of UX design, and a depth of knowledge in a single area? 1 / 1 point Specialist Generalist T-shaped Stakeholder

T-shaped

Creating information architecture is a day-to-day responsibility of an entry level UX designer. What is information architecture? 1 / 1 point An early model of a product that demonstrates functionality The framework of a website, or how it's organized, categorized, and structured The content that will eventually be in a digital product An outline or a sketch of a product or a screen

The framework of a website, or how it's organized, categorized, and structured