Exploring Interaction Design Principles

What is the primary focus of User-Centred Design?

• The aesthetics of the product

• The needs and limitations of the end-users

• The cost of production

• The latest design trends

Which of the following is a common prototyping technique?

• Waterfall model

• Wireframing

• Agile methodology

• SWOT analysis

Which usability testing method involves observing users as they interact with a product in a controlled environment?

• A/B testing

• Field study

• Laboratory testing

• Survey

Which of the following is an interaction principle?

• Consistency

• Profitability

• Complexity

• Exclusivity

What is a key consideration for accessibility in design?

• Using complex language

• Ensuring high contrast for readability

• Prioritising aesthetics over functionality

• Using only one type of input method

Which of the following is a Norman Design Principle?

• Visibility

• Profit maximisation

• Market analysis

• Brand loyalty

Which of the following is one of Nielsen's Usability Principles?

• Aesthetic and minimalist design

• High production cost

• Complex navigation

• Limited user feedback

What is a usability goal in design?

• To make the product as complex as possible

• To ensure the product is efficient and easy to use

• To focus solely on the visual appeal

• To increase the production cost

What is an important step in understanding user needs?

• Ignoring user feedback

• Conducting user interviews and surveys

• Focusing only on competitor analysis

• Prioritising design trends over user requirements

Which of the following is an example of a bad design?

• A website with intuitive navigation and clear labels

• A mobile app with small, hard-to-read text

• A product with clear instructions and user-friendly interface

• A device with adjustable settings for user preferences