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________________ theories are based on human capacity.
A, B, C only
______________, also referred to as bucket test and is similar to a between-subject design, is done with just two groups of users to observe and record differences between the designs.
A/B testing
In the form fill-in design, __________________ element ensure that the forms are navigable with a screen reader.
Accessibility
___________________ development methods for self-organizing, dynamic teams and that facilitate flexible, adaptive, and rapid development that is robust to changing requirements and needs
Agile interaction design
A taxonomy for mobile device application development could include:
All of the above
According to Rosson and Carroll (scenario-based) design characterization includes:
All of the above
An iterative design process would consist of following distinct phases:
All of the above
In content organization, the rules for forming menu trees are:
All of the above
In interface design, the potential controversies evolving public policies related to ____________.
All of the above
Keeping the goals of efficiency and satisfaction in mind, ______________ are usability measures that can be directly used to produce a practical evaluation of a system.
All of the above
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator of personality indicator is:
All of the above
Problems with direct manipulation are:
All of the above
The additional consideration for content organization design includes:
All of the above
The determinants of the evaluation plan include:
All of the above
The golden rules of interface design are:
All of the above
The measurable criteria for the user interface can be established for the following:
All of the above
The sample of iOS Human Interface Guidelines in the i O S Developer Library are:
All of the above
There are a variety of expert review methods to chose from:
All of the above
___________ are populations of users with special needs for whom current interfaces could be improved to better serve them.
All of the above
_______________ is an interaction style.
All of the above
________________ the principle of direct manipulation.
All of the above
____________________ positive feelings associated with good user interfaces.
All of the above
in teleoperation, the architecture of remote environments introduces several complicating factors, such as:
All of the above
_______________________ shows the real world with an overlay of additional overlay.
Augmented reality
____________________ developed by IBM, contains 19 statements to which participants respond using a 7-point scale.
Computer System Usability Questionnaire (CSUQ)
As discussed in the textbook, the ______________ case study shows how following a good user interface design process can result in a successful conclusion with a large, data-intensive problem.
Data-Driven Design at Volvo
In the design of an experimental study, ______________ variable is something that happens as a result of the experiment and is usually measured.
Dependent
______________________ are a very powerful application of simultaneous menus now used extensively in online shopping, library catalog, and database searches.
Facetd search menus
Motor-task performance times theories predict reading times for free text, lists, or formatted displays.
False
Phrasing are techniques to indicate position in the menu structure can be useful.
False
_____________ heuristics are the most difficult to evaluate because familiarity with all aspects of the game is required.
Gameplay
In ______________________ direct manipulation users can see themselves and can walk/fly through the space by walking, leaning in, and so m forth--the scenery changes with move.
Immersive
Virtual reality, oculus rift is example of ___________________ Translational Distances of Direct Manipulation Systems.
Immersive
_______________ often governs human subject test process.
Institutional Review Boards (I R B)
The ____________ of Dialog Boxes require: ▪Meaningful title, consistent style ▪Top-left to bottom-right sequencing ▪Clustering and emphasis ▪Consistent layouts (margins, grid, white space, lines, boxes) ▪Consistent terminology, fonts, capitalization, justification ▪Standard buttons (OK, Cancel) ▪Error prevention by direct manipulation
Internal layout guidelines
__________________ are often called wireframes, and provide some standardized elements (such as buttons, menus, and text fields), even if potentially drawn in a sketchy fashion, and has some basic navigation functionality.
Medium-fidelity prototypes
_____________ focus on measurable performance (such as speed and errors) on multiple, standard tasks taking seconds or minutes in laboratory environments.
Micro-HCI theories
In __________________ content organization design choices may be reachable by more than one path, e.g. websites for online shopping that provide access to banking information from both the personal profile and the checkout section of a link structure.
Networks
The ___________ in the usability lab, is larger and can hold the usability testing facilitators with ample room to bring in others, such as the developers of the product being tested.
Observation room
For ________________ designers should allow for variability within their applications via settings for sound, color, brightness, font sizes, etc. with less distracting animation
Older adult users
In _______________, developers test and validate the system implementation to ensure that it conforms to the requirements and design set out earlier in the process.
Phase 4 - Evaluation
_____________ allow for the user to convert data across multiple software and hardware environments.
Portability
___________________ enable designers to compare proposed designs for execution time or error rates
Predictive theories
Foley and van Dam* ______________ approach defines how the units (words) that convey semantics are assembled into a complete sentence that instructs the computer to perform a certain task.
Syntactic level
__________________ allows users to successfully operating interactive applications, such as installing a mobile app, completing an on-line survey, or purchasing a train ticket
Task navigation
Heuristic evaluations of Usability can be completed in _________________ step.
Test and Refine
__________________ are high-level widely applicable frameworks to draw on during design and evaluation, as well as to support communication and teaching.
Theories
A newer version of CAPTCHA (Completely Automated Public Turning test to tell Computers and Humans Apart) such as Google introduced reCAPTCHA can predict whether a human or robot is interacting.
True
Basic data about human dimensions comes from research in anthropometry
True
Field tests can be made more fruitful if logging software is used to capture error, command, and help frequencies as well as productivity measures.
True
Identify a "control", formulate a hypothesis, test for hypothesis being true or false, etc. is an ideal model for interface researchers.
True
In content organization, the Tree-structured menu systems have the power to make large collections of data available to novice or intermittent users.
True
In fluid navigation the Ribbons, introduced by Microsoft in Office 2007, attempt to replace menus and toolbars by one-inch tabs grouping commands by task.
True
On small display tiny devices (such as watches or fitness wearables), a deck of card menu can be used, where each single tap advances to the next choice and a long press or two-finger press may select the item to access more information.
True
On the desktop computers, keyboard shortcuts such as Escape to cancel and close the dialog box and Enter to select the default command when appropriate, are essential to speed the response to dialog box.
True
One of the design considerations for small displays is simplify: "less is more".
True
Research finding recommends to keep average link text to two to three words, using sans serif fonts and applying colors to highlight headings.
True
Run-time logging software is an effective tool to capture the users' pattern of activity.
True
Smaller screen size, Touch data entry can cause errors, Battery-power limitations, Data download speed or access are constraints in Mobile HCI Design.
True
Successful UI designers go beyond vague notions of "user friendliness", "intuitive", and "natural" doing more than simply making checklists of subjective guidelines.
True
The Interdisciplinary Design Science of Human-Computer Interaction combines knowledge and methods associated with professionals including: Psychologists, Computer Scientists, Instructional and Graphic Designers, Technical Writers, Human Factors and Ergonomics Experts, User experience designers, Anthropologists and Sociologists.
True
The alpha-slider uses multiple levels of granularity in moving the slider thumb and therefore can support tens or hundreds of thousand of items
True
The preliminary stage of design, where the high-level design or architecture of the interactive system is derived.
True
Usability engineering has evolved into a recognized discipline with maturing practices and a growing set of standards.
True
User modeling for adaptive interfaces allows for automatically adapting system - response time, length of messages, density of feedback, content of menus, order of menu items, type of feedback, content of help screens.
True
Using dashboard, users are being able to see a large volume of information (big data) at one time and to directly manipulate it and observe the impact visually.
True
While facilitate data entry, the format of data-entry information should be linked closely to the format of displayed information, such as dashes in telephone numbers.
True
Workplace design can both help and hinder work performance
True
In the form fill-in design, __________________ element ensures that alignment creates a feeling of order and comprehensibility.
Visually appealing layout of the form
In the _______________ a young child can easily learn to tap, change screens, and touch on a tablet, but does not have the skills to re-arrange the icons on the screen.
intuitive actions
