FORMATIVE 2 Flashcards

(33 cards)

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What does contextual inquiry involve?
Group of answer choices

Writing code for the product

Conducting market research

Observing users in their natural environment to understand how they use a product in context

Developing marketing strategies

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Observing users in their natural environment to understand how they use a product in context.

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What is the benefit of iterative design?
Group of answer choices

Increase the complexity of the interface

Reduce the number of features

Continuous improvement of the product based on user feedback

Improve visual appeal

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Continuous improvement of the product based on user feedback

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What is the purpose of analyzing user data in UX design?
Group of answer choices

To write code for the product

To develop marketing strategies

To understand behaviors such as most frequently visited pages, conversion rates, and common exit points

To conduct market research

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To understand behaviors such as most frequently visited pages, conversion rates, and common exit points

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What does understanding user behavior involve?
Group of answer choices

Conducting market research

Writing code for the product

Developing marketing strategies

Observing how users interact with a product

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Observing how users interact with a product

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What does user journey mapping visually represent?
Group of answer choices

Business goals

Technical constraints

The steps a user takes to complete a task

Market trends

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The steps a user takes to complete a task

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What is the purpose of usability testing?
Group of answer choices

To develop marketing strategies

To conduct market research

To observe users as they interact with a product to identify usability issues

To write code for the product

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To observe users as they interact with a product to identify usability issues

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Which research method involves direct conversations with users to explore their needs, goals, and frustrations?
Group of answer choices

Interviews

Surveys

Analytics

Usability Testing

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Interviews

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What should shape the design according to behavior-driven design?
Group of answer choices

Technical constraints

Users’ behaviors

Business goals

Market trends

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User’s behaviors

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What are mental models in UX design?
Group of answer choices

Market trends

Representations of how users perceive systems and processes

Business goals

Technical constraints

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Representation of how users perceive systems and processes

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What do personas represent in UX design?
Group of answer choices

Business goals

Market trends

Technical constraints

Fictional, generalized representations of the product’s users

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Fictional, generalized representations of the product’s users

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What is the main advantage of using moderated usability testing?
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It tracks users’ eye movements

It collects data from a large number of users

Users complete tasks independently

A facilitator guides users through tasks and provides support

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A facilitator guides users through tasks and provides support

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What is the main advantage of using unmoderated usability testing?
Group of answer choices

It tracks users’ eye movements

It collects data from a large number of users

A facilitator guides users through tasks and provides support

Users complete tasks independently while their behavior is recorded

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Users complete tasks independently while their behavior is recorded

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What is the main goal of product concept testing in focus groups?
Group of answer choices

To track users’ eye movements

To organize content into categories

To gather feedback on new product ideas, concepts, or prototypes

To compare different versions of a design

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To gather feedback on new product ideas, concepts, or prototypes.

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What is the purpose of using heatmaps in eye-tracking studies?
Group of answer choices

To compare different versions of a design

To understand where users are looking or clicking on a webpage

To organize content into categories

To conduct one-on-one interviews with users

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To understand where users are looking or clicking on a webpage

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Which method involves observing users in their natural environment?
Group of answer choices

A/B Testing

Contextual Inquiry

Eye-Tracking Studies

Usability Testing

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Contextual inquiry

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What type of data do surveys and questionnaires primarily collect?
Group of answer choices

Quantitative data

Behavioral data

Qualitative data

Visual data

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Quantitative Data

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Which method helps designers understand how users group information and navigate content?
Group of answer choices

A/B Testing

Contextual Inquiry

Card Sorting

Usability Testing

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What is the purpose of card sorting in UX research?
Group of answer choices

To conduct one-on-one interviews with users

To compare different versions of a design

To organize content into categories that make sense to users

To track users’ eye movements

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To organize content into categories that make sense to users

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What is the primary purpose of user interviews in UX research?
Group of answer choices

To understand users’ experiences, needs, frustrations, and expectations

To test different versions of a design

To track users’ eye movements

To collect quantitative data

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To understand user’s experiences, needs, frustrations, and expectations

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Why is understanding users crucial in UX design?
Group of answer choices

It reduces development costs

It makes the product look attractive

It drives every phase of the design process, from research to iterative improvements

It increases the product’s market value

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It drives every phase of the design process, from research to iterative improvements

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What helps identify pain points in UX design?
Group of answer choices

Developing marketing strategies

Conducting market research

Writing code for the product

Understanding the behaviors and needs of users

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Understanding the behaviors and needs of users

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What is the foundation of User Experience Design (UXD)?
Group of answer choices

User-centered design (UCD)

Market trends

Technical constraints

Business goals

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User-centered design (UCD)

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What is the purpose of iterative design based on user feedback?
Group of answer choices

To refine designs and continually improve the product

To develop marketing strategies

To conduct market research

To write code for the product

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To refine designs and continually improve the product

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Why is empathy important in UX design?
Group of answer choices

It increases the product’s market value

It makes the product look attractive

It reduces development costs

It helps designers create solutions that feel natural and intuitive

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It helps designers create solutions that feel natural and intuitive

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Which method involves bringing together a small group of users to discuss a product or feature? Group of answer choices A/B Testing Usability Testing Focus Groups Contextual Inquiry
Focus Groups
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What is A/B testing used for in UX research? Group of answer choices To compare two or more versions of a design to see which performs better To track users’ eye movements To understand users’ needs and frustrations To organize content into categories
To compare two or more versions of a design to see which performs better
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Which method involves analyzing user data from web analytics tools? Group of answer choices Usability Testing Eye-Tracking Studies Analytics Review Contextual Inquiry
Analytics Review
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Which type of user need refers to how users want to feel when using the product? Group of answer choices Technical needs Functional needs Emotional needs Contextual needs
Emotional needs
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What is the goal of usability testing? Group of answer choices To organize content into categories To observe users as they complete tasks with a product To conduct one-on-one interviews with users To collect data from a large number of users
To observe users as they complete tasks with a product
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What is the purpose of attention mapping in eye-tracking studies? Group of answer choices To organize content into categories To compare different versions of a design To understand the areas that capture users’ attention the most To conduct one-on-one interviews with users
To understand the areas that capture users' attention the most
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What is the main advantage of using Likert scales in surveys? Group of answer choices They compare different versions of a design They provide rich, qualitative data They allow users to rate their agreement with a statement on a scale They help track users’ eye movements
They allow users to rate their agreement with a statement on a scale
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What type of data is typically collected in an analytics review? Behavioral data Visual data Quantitative data Qualitative data
Behavioral data
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Which method helps uncover unmet needs that may not be revealed in other research methods? Group of answer choices Usability Testing Contextual Inquiry A/B Testing Eye-Tracking Studies
Contextual Inquiry