UX07 | Design patterns Flashcards

1
Q

What is the technique that helps us process data faster and remember it more easily allowing for fewer mistakes? Hint:

  • Aides short term memory
  • Aides scan-ability
  • Aides comprehension
A

Chunking

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Fill in the blank: Objects that are BLANK, that are symmetrical, appear more orderly and are easier to comprehend.

A

Aligned

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True or False? Top aligned labels help reduce work for users.

A

True

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True or False? Side alignment is more work because users have to scan from left to right.

A

True

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5
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Fill in the blank: Placeholders should BLANK once you start typing.

A

Disappear

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What is the name of an interactive button for both web and mobile who’s major aim is to induce people to take certain actions that present a conversion for a particular page or screen, for example, purchase, pay now, subscribe etc?

A

Call to Action

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7
Q

What indicates to users which elements on a screen are most important and which should be considered first?

HINT:

  • Uses color contrast and size
  • Prioritizes most important info first
  • Prioritizes most common actions
A

Visual Hierarchy

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What indicates how much progress a user has made through the process?

HINT:

  • Tells users what they have done
  • What they need to do
  • Indicates time and effort required
  • Aides predictability
A

Progress Indicators

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9
Q

What helps people understand how your product is operated?

HINT:

  • Makes interface more perceivable
  • Makes features discoverable
  • Makes actions obvious
  • Must use natural qualities
A

Digital Affordances

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10
Q

What is a reusable solution to a problem that often occurs in UX and interaction design?

A

Pattern

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11
Q

What is a collection of interactions and UX patterns called?

HINT:

  • Helps identify conventions
  • Good starting point
  • Investigation and analysis required
  • Design required
A

Pattern Libraries

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12
Q

Buttons that can be pressed which offer help to users are also known as what?

A

Tooltips

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13
Q

Rather than have tooltips, what should you put below the instruction?

Ex:
Create password
Must be 8 letters with 1 numerical and 1 special character

A

Help

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14
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True or False? Putting help text right on the interface is important for complex tasks such as setting up automated form responses.

A

True

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Fill in the blanks below:

  1. Help is BLANK but not intrusive.
  2. Help is on the BLANK rather than tooltips
  3. BLANK also works well
A
  1. Available
  2. Interface
  3. Contextual
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16
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What is the name of the technique that tells users how they are doing as they complete a form?

HINT:

  • Reduces errors and increases speed
  • Increases satisfaction
  • Not easy to implement and needs to be tested rigorously
A

Inline Validation

17
Q

Removing the pain from problem experiences is critical because if a user encounters a problem, they are probably already frustrated. So problems are where the interface manifests — where users actively think about the experience. If it’s poor, users will judge the system harshly. What is this known as?

HINT:

  • Makes problems clear and makes it clear where the problem occurred.
  • Explains how to resolve the problem to move forward with the task.
A

Error Handling