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Exam 10: Human Computer Interaction Layer Design
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Question 61
True/False
Research suggests that in an ideal world, any one menu should contain no more than eight items, and it should take no more than two mouse clicks or keystrokes from any menu to perform an action (three from the main menu starting a system).
Question 62
True/False
The advantage of direct manipulation is that it permits the user to enter extensive data by keystroke and allows the user to size objects within three keystrokes.
Question 63
Essay
Analysts must assume that users have not read the manual, have not attended training, and do not have external help readily available. To confront these realities, navigation controls must be designed with three basic principles. Identify and define these three principles. Provide an example for each.
Question 64
Essay
Discuss the problem of bias with regard to graphical outputs.
Question 65
True/False
Pull-based approach can be used together with push-based approach for designing social media websites.
Question 66
Essay
What are the six suggestions to address the mobile computing challenges?
Question 67
Multiple Choice
As an addition to a regular report, a(n) _____ report may help the user understand the change in comparison values over time or show proportions that are relative to the whole.
Question 68
True/False
Analysts must assume that users have read the manual, have attended the training classes, and have external help nearby.
Question 69
Multiple Choice
_____ assures the interface will act as the users expect, while _____ assures it will look pleasing.
Question 70
True/False
The interface standards, the basic design elements that are common across the individual screens, forms, and reports within the system, must be identical for different parts of the system, hence the name "standards."