Module 1F - The product development life cycle Flashcards
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What is the product development lifecycle?
A process that takes a product from an idea to a real, usable solution through defined stages.
Which of the following is the correct order of the product development lifecycle stages?
A. Brainstorm, Design, Define, Test, Launch
B. Define, Brainstorm, Design, Launch, Test
C. Brainstorm, Define, Design, Test, Launch
D. Design, Define, Brainstorm, Test, Launch
C. Brainstorm, Define, Design, Test, Launch
True or False: Every task in a UX design project ties back to one of the stages of the product development lifecycle.
True
Which stage focuses on generating ideas and understanding user needs?
Brainstorm
During which stage would you conduct user interviews to learn about challenges and needs?
A. Design
B. Launch
C. Brainstorm
D. Define
C. Brainstorm
What is the main goal of the Define stage?
To narrow the product focus by identifying who it’s for, what it will do, and what features it needs.
What types of assets are typically created during the Design stage? (Choose all that apply)
A. Wireframes
B. Storyboards
C. Prototypes
D. Final code
A. Wireframes, B. Storyboards, C. Prototypes
Fill in the blank: Prototypes are ______ that allow designers to test the functionality of a design.
Models
Why is user testing critical during the Test stage?
It helps refine the design based on real user feedback and ensures the product meets user needs.
True or False: UX designers work alone during the Test stage to avoid bias.
False (They work closely with front-end engineers and users.)
What happens in the Launch stage?
A. Creating wireframes
B. Sharing the product with the public
C. Conducting interviews
D. Revising user personas
B. Sharing the product with the public
After launch, which of the following is true?
Feedback may lead the team back to earlier stages like design or testing.
What does the team typically reflect on during launch?
How the product performs in the real world and opportunities for improvement.