topic 3 Flashcards
(22 cards)
What is an interactive multimedia product?
A digital product that responds to user input.
Give an example of an interactive product.
Games, apps, websites.
What is a navigation method?
A way users move through a product (e.g., buttons, menus).
What is a storyboard?
A plan for a multimedia product using images and text.
What does GUI stand for?
Graphical User Interface.
What is usability?
How easy a product is to use.
What is user accessibility?
Making a product usable for all, including people with disabilities.
Name a way to improve accessibility.
Add subtitles or use high-contrast colours.
What is a timeline in animation?
A sequence showing when actions/events happen.
What is a hotspot?
An area in an image that links to another part of the product.
What is a rollover?
An effect that happens when a user hovers over an element.
What is an asset?
An element used in a product (e.g., image, sound, video).
What is file optimisation?
Adjusting file size and quality for best performance.
What does MP3 format store?
Audio.
What does MP4 format store?
Video.
What is a codec?
A program that compresses and decompresses media files.
What is a wireframe?
A basic layout of a web page or app.
What is a house style?
A consistent design used across a brand’s products.
What is testing?
Checking if a product works as expected.
What is a bug?
An error that causes the product to behave incorrectly.
Why is feedback important?
To improve the final product based on user opinion.
