Trailhead Final Review Questions Flashcards

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When you’re in the discovery phase, what should you think about when shaping your discovery questions?

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The aim and scope of your study, what you’re exploring, and which people you plan to interview

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What is the best research method to help people understand what people do?

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Behavioural

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Cloud Kicks is adding a new line of products and asks its UX designer to conduct research to learn how its customers organize products and services. Which research method should be used?

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Card sorting

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Which is an important principle of the Salesforce personas?

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They are based on users goals, behaviours and motivations

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Which of these can help you integrate personas into your design and development process?

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Schedule a meeting with your colleagues to introduce the personas and collaborate on writing user stories

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What are methods that focus on what people say?

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Attitudinal methods

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What are two factors that should be taken into consideration when formulating discovery questions?

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  • Aim: the intent of your work- what you’re trying to find out
  • Scope: Who you’re researching and how you’re doing your analysis
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What is a visual representation of business processes?

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Process mapping

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Why is it best practice to keep prototypes as low-to-mid fidelity during the early stages of rapid prototyping?

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Rapid prototyping involves quick feedback and iteration so high-fidelity would be a waste of time.

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What is the key consideration for using color responsibly with accessibility in mind?

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Ensure there’s enough contrast between adjacent colors

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What feature does a screen reader user commonly use to navigate through a page?

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Heading structure

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Which two of these WCAG restrictions are crucial to follow when designing animation for the web?

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  • Limited flashing or blinking
  • Animations longer than 5 seconds can be stopped or paused
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What is a Wireframe?

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  • Layouts meant to communicate the structure of an app or web page
  • Focus on function rather than visual design
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A preliminary version of a product or idea that lets project stakeholders test user interfaces

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Prototype

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A difference between two or more elements in a composition

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Contrast

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Parallax effect

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  • A visual effect that adds the illusion of depth
  • Most commonly used when a web pages background moves at a slower rate than the foreground
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What is the goal of relationship design?

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Encouraging social connection, engagement and values

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What criteria does relationship design add to the human-centered design requirements of desirability, feasibility and viability?

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Inclusivity, sustainability, ethics

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What is the focus of service design?

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Creating a consistent brand experience for customers across distinct interactions

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A creative approach to solving people’s problems by identifying their needs and creating solutions that meet those needs

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Human centered design

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The four mindsets of relationship design?

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  • Compassion
  • Courage
  • Intention
  • Reciprocity
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Two types of icons that screen readers handle differently

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  • Decorative
  • Informational
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What declarative component can a UX designer use for on-boarding?

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When should a floating prompt be used?

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When your goal is to have readers acknowledge information without specifically completing an action

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When designing a user engagement journey, what's the difference between the message and the purpose?
- The message is what you say to the user, the purpose is why you say it
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Welcome mat component in Salesforce
A component that provides getting-started resources the first time that users log in to Lightning experience
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Empty State feature in Salesforce
A feature that replaces a blank section with instructions on the next steps
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Push vs Pull methods ( in user engagement)
- Push method: When users may not notice or seek out help but would benefit from assistance - Pull method: When the user is motivated to seek help
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Two types of Salesforce prompts
- Floating - Docked
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Why is usability testing important to UX designers?
It allows designers to observe and record how users complete assigned tasks
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When testing for keyboard accessibility, which of these functionalities should be verified?
- Keyboard focus is visible - Actionable items receive focus - Interactive elements can be navigated
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Tree testing
A way of evaluating a proposed site structure by asking users to find items based on the site's organization and terminology
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The difference between a single variant test and a multi-variant test in A/B testing
- Single variant test: Compares only one difference, A vs B - Multivariant test: Compares more than one difference, A vs B vs C
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What aspect of systems design allows you to build for multiple uses, viewpoints and structures?
Scalability
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In systems design, the most important relationship is between which two entities?
Individual elements and the overall user experience
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Six interaction states for which all designs must have specifications
Default Focus Hover Disabled Pressed Active
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Settings = gear Email = envelope These are examples of what design term?
Affordances ( parts of an element that people recognize and associate with the actions they can take)
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Design tokens
The visual design atoms of the design system
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The two types of dialogs in the Lightning design system
- Modal dialog - Non- modal dialog