BSIT 3A First Quiz

The ease with which people can learn and use a system.

• User-centered design

• Usability

• Accessibility

• User experience

The process of designing systems that take into account the needs and abilities of the end-users.

• Accessibility

• User-centered design

• Usability

• Human factors

The degree to which a system can be used by people with disabilities.

• Information architecture

• Human factors

• Accessibility

• Usability

The overall feeling of satisfaction and pleasure that a person experiences when using a system.

• User-centered design

• Contextual design

• Interaction design

• User experience

The design of the ways in which users interact with systems, including both the physical and the software aspects.

• Interaction design

• Information architecture

• Human factors

• Contextual design

The way in which information is organized and presented to users.

• User experience

• Accessibility

• Information architecture

• Human factors

The study of the physical, cognitive, and social characteristics of users that affect their interaction with systems.

• User-centered design

• Contextual design

• Human factors

• Information architecture

The process of designing systems that take into account the context in which they will be used.

• Contextual design

• Information architecture

• Interaction design

• User-centered design

Maintaining a consistent design across different elements of the interface.

• Consistency

• Feedback

• Simplicity

• User control

Making the interface as simple as possible to reduce cognitive load and minimize user confusion.

• User control

• Consistency

• Feedback

• Simplicity