Exam 6: Interface Design

__________ is an automated tailoring technique based on predictions about the user's interests and future choices.

The most user-friendly navigation is the one that will surprise the users.

The wireless controller on a Wii system is an example of a _________.

___________ is the measure of how fast a user can accomplish basic tasks on an interface that they have never used before.

An accordion organizes all of the information in a menu subsection horizontally.

____________ is the measure of people's experience with a user interface.

The most important information on a page should be placed "above the fold" or "above the scroll."

A ___________ includes elements of windows, icons, menus, buttons, and scrolling bars.

A responsive website is one that intuitively replies to use prompts.

____________ are commonly used to organize main sections and subsections on a webpage?

Which of the following is a method of usability testing based on the passive approach of observing what users do without talking to them?

It doesn't matter if you use a hierarchy or organize information on a webpage as long as the information is present.

Which of the terms below is used metaphorically to describe a feature that prevents users from getting lost in an interface?

Interactivity gives users an opportunity to choose what they need and want.

Menus are the most common navigational element used in graphical user interfaces.

____________ is the reciprocal communication between the media and the users facilitated by various technology features.

Which interface component or technique gives users an idea about how much information to anticipate on a site and makes it easier for users to navigate through multiple screens of information.

___________ is the measure of how pleasant the user's experience is?

___________ is the measure of how well a user remembers how to use an interface after being away from it for a while.

Breadcrumbs are used most often for simple interfaces with only a few layers of content.