Question 1

What are the pros (advantages) when using questionnaires as opposed to interviews?

Accepted Answer

A) easy to analyse and compare. 
B) easy to repeat. 
C) can reach a wide subject group. 
D) all of the above 
A) easy to analyse and compare. 
B) easy to repeat. 
C) can reach a wide subject group. 
D) all of the above D

Question 2

Cognitive Walkthrough:

Accepted Answer

A) is a summative evaluation method. 
B) is performed by a single evaluator, who walks through a typical task. 
C) focuses explicitly on learnability. 
D) not with action sequence 
A) is a summative evaluation method. 
B) is performed by a single evaluator, who walks through a typical task. 
C) focuses explicitly on learnability. 
D) not with action sequence C

Question 3

akes to explain an interface to a new user. T F 4. Which of the following are advantages of using platform conventions during interface design:

Accepted Answer

A) users can run the same software on different platforms. 
B) users can load documents created by different applications 
C) users can transfer knowledge as they move between applications. 
D) users can apply logical constraints between applications 
A) users can run the same software on different platforms. 
B) users can load documents created by different applications 
C) users can transfer knowledge as they move between applications. 
D) users can apply logical constraints between applications C

Question 4

Evaluation done during design to check that product continues to meet users'needs are known as                       evaluation

Accepted Answer

A) summative 
B) formative 
C) relative 
D) qualitative 
A) summative 
B) formative 
C) relative 
D) qualitative

Question 5

Desktop applications fit into ____________ categories of posture. Goal-oriented context scenarios are____________  task-oriented than key path Scenario

Accepted Answer

A) two 
B) three 
C) four 
D) five 
A) two 
B) three 
C) four 
D) five

Question 6

Thinking aloud testing:

Accepted Answer

A) slows down the user by about 17% 
B) cannot provide performance data. 
C) is a formative evaluation method. 
D) all of the above 
A) slows down the user by about 17% 
B) cannot provide performance data. 
C) is a formative evaluation method. 
D) all of the above

Question 7

____________  is the least technical way of collecting data, but it can be difficult and tiring to write and observe at

Accepted Answer

A) audio recording. 
B) taking notes. 
C) observation 
D) video 
A) audio recording. 
B) taking notes. 
C) observation 
D) video

Question 8

Regarding a formal experiment:

Accepted Answer

A) objective measurements are made. 
B) a larger number of test users is needed. 
C) a fully implemented system is required. 
D) all of the above 
A) objective measurements are made. 
B) a larger number of test users is needed. 
C) a fully implemented system is required. 
D) all of the above

Question 9

In a co-discovery test:

Accepted Answer

A) the user works togther with the facilitator 
B) two users explore an interface together. 
C) nothing shows issue. 
D) a structured walkthrough discovers problems. 
A) the user works togther with the facilitator 
B) two users explore an interface together. 
C) nothing shows issue. 
D) a structured walkthrough discovers problems.

Question 10

Affordances are:

Accepted Answer

A) the range of possible (physical) actions by a user on an artefact 
B) the costs of buying user interface components. 
C)  the completion times for a typical task 
D) what user wants. 
A) the range of possible (physical) actions by a user on an artefact 
B) the costs of buying user interface components. 
C)  the completion times for a typical task 
D) what user wants.

Question 11

Regarding Augment/NLS:

Accepted Answer

A) it had the first practical implementation of hypertext links. 
B) it was the first use of the mouse. 
C) it used a pixel-based raster display 
D) all of the above. 
A) it had the first practical implementation of hypertext links. 
B) it was the first use of the mouse. 
C) it used a pixel-based raster display 
D) all of the above.

Question 12

When conducting an investigation with human participants for research or commercial reasons, which provision(s) for consent must be made?

Accepted Answer

A) approval of the research by a properly constituted ethics committee independent of the researchers. 
B) participants informed they do not have to take part if they do not want to 
C) participants fully informed of their right to withdraw from the investigation without consequences to them 
D) all of the above. 
A) approval of the research by a properly constituted ethics committee independent of the researchers. 
B) participants informed they do not have to take part if they do not want to 
C) participants fully informed of their right to withdraw from the investigation without consequences to them 
D) all of the above.

Question 13

In a heuristic evaluation:

Accepted Answer

A) a group of usability experts judges an interface with a detailed checklist of guidelines. 
B) a group of test users conducts a formal experiment. 
C) a group of usability experts reviews a user interface according to a small set of general principles 
D) all of the above 
A) a group of usability experts judges an interface with a detailed checklist of guidelines. 
B) a group of test users conducts a formal experiment. 
C) a group of usability experts reviews a user interface according to a small set of general principles 
D) all of the above

Question 14

is particularly useful early in design. It is excellent technique to use with the prototype, because it provid

Accepted Answer

A) aco-discovery 
B) active intervention 
C) splendid research 
D) none of the given 
A) aco-discovery 
B) active intervention 
C) splendid research 
D) none of the given

Question 15

There can only be one__________ persona per interface for a product What are the most common things you do with the product is a type of                 .

Accepted Answer

A) primary secondary supplemental customer 
B) goal-oriented question. 
C) system-oriented questiworkflow-oriented question. 
D) attitude-oriented question. 
A) primary secondary supplemental customer 
B) goal-oriented question. 
C) system-oriented questiworkflow-oriented question. 
D) attitude-oriented question.

Question 16

Which of the following options best represents the core values of user-centred design, as originally articulated by Gould & Lewis (1985)?

Accepted Answer

A) focusing on users and their tasks in the design process 
B) measuring progress towards usability goals throughout development 
C) developing and testing in several cycles 
D) all of the above. 
A) focusing on users and their tasks in the design process 
B) measuring progress towards usability goals throughout development 
C) developing and testing in several cycles 
D) all of the above.

Question 17

According to Quintanar (1982) how do users rate an interface/system that gives them personalised feedback?

Accepted Answer

A) they rate it as more honest 
B) they rate it as less honest 
C) they rate it as more likeable 
D) they rate it as less likeable. 
A) they rate it as more honest 
B) they rate it as less honest 
C) they rate it as more likeable 
D) they rate it as less likeable.

Question 18

A diary study:

Accepted Answer

A) involves self-reporting of activities by users. 
B) provides insight into how hardware is used. 
C) is a summative evaluation method. 
D) involves time-consuming manual analysis of user sessions. 
A) involves self-reporting of activities by users. 
B) provides insight into how hardware is used. 
C) is a summative evaluation method. 
D) involves time-consuming manual analysis of user sessions.

Question 19

Concerning competitive analysis:

Accepted Answer

A)  two groups of usability testers compare their results for the same interface. 
B) it is used for usability benchmarking. 
C) it is an online between-groups experiment 
D) represents a particular type of user. 
A)  two groups of usability testers compare their results for the same interface. 
B) it is used for usability benchmarking. 
C) it is an online between-groups experiment 
D) represents a particular type of user.

Question 20

Positive testing is

Accepted Answer

A) running the system with line data by the actual user 
B) testing changes made in an existing or a new program 
C) is checking the logic of one or more programs in the candidate system 
D) making sure that the new programs do in fact process certain transactions according to specifications 
A) running the system with line data by the actual user 
B) testing changes made in an existing or a new program 
C) is checking the logic of one or more programs in the candidate system 
D) making sure that the new programs do in fact process certain transactions according to specifications

What are the pros (advantages) when using questionnaires as opposed to interviews?

Cognitive Walkthrough:

akes to explain an interface to a new user. T F 4. Which of the following are advantages of using platform conventions during interface design:

Evaluation done during design to check that product continues to meet users'needs are known as evaluation

Desktop applications fit into categories of posture. Goal-oriented context scenarios are task-oriented than key path Scenario

Thinking aloud testing:

____________ is the least technical way of collecting data, but it can be difficult and tiring to write and observe at

Regarding a formal experiment:

In a co-discovery test:

Affordances are:

Regarding Augment/NLS:

When conducting an investigation with human participants for research or commercial reasons, which provision(s) for consent must be made?

In a heuristic evaluation:

is particularly useful early in design. It is excellent technique to use with the prototype, because it provid

There can only be one__________ persona per interface for a product What are the most common things you do with the product is a type of .

Which of the following options best represents the core values of user-centred design, as originally articulated by Gould & Lewis (1985)?

According to Quintanar (1982) how do users rate an interface/system that gives them personalised feedback?

A diary study:

Concerning competitive analysis:

Positive testing is

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What are the pros (advantages) when using questionnaires as opposed to interviews?

Cognitive Walkthrough:

akes to explain an interface to a new user. T F 4. Which of the following are advantages of using platform conventions during interface design:

Evaluation done during design to check that product continues to meet users'needs are known as evaluation

Desktop applications fit into ____________ categories of posture. Goal-oriented context scenarios are____________ task-oriented than key path Scenario

Thinking aloud testing:

____________ is the least technical way of collecting data, but it can be difficult and tiring to write and observe at

Regarding a formal experiment:

In a co-discovery test:

Affordances are:

Regarding Augment/NLS:

When conducting an investigation with human participants for research or commercial reasons, which provision(s) for consent must be made?

In a heuristic evaluation:

is particularly useful early in design. It is excellent technique to use with the prototype, because it provid

There can only be one__________ persona per interface for a product What are the most common things you do with the product is a type of .

Which of the following options best represents the core values of user-centred design, as originally articulated by Gould & Lewis (1985)?

According to Quintanar (1982) how do users rate an interface/system that gives them personalised feedback?

A diary study:

Concerning competitive analysis:

Positive testing is

Human Computer Interaction HCI: Part A

Human-Computer Interaction HCI: Part B

Design Heuristics, Evaluation, and User Interaction

Usability Evaluation and Testing

User Experience and Interface Design

User Interface Design Questions and Principles

User Experience Design and Research

Interaction Design and Evaluation Techniques

HCI and Design Principles

User Interface Design and Evaluation Techniques

User Interface Components and Testing: Professional Involvement, Navigation, and Feedback

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Desktop applications fit into categories of posture. Goal-oriented context scenarios are task-oriented than key path Scenario