UX part-1 Zhan

What is the main difference between UI and UX?

• UI is about coding while UX is about design

• UI is about visuals while UX is about functionality

• UI is about functionality while UX is about visuals

• UI and UX are essentially the same

Which of the following are components of a user interface?

• Layout

• Color scheme

• Buttons and Navigation

• Task flow

• Typography and Menus

Which of the following best defines a user interface?

• The process of designing a website

• The interaction between a user and a machine

• The graphical representation of a program's backend

• The visual elements of a program

What is the key principle of interface conventions that relates to the user's expectation that the system will behave in a certain way, based on their previous experiences?

• Fulfillment

• Seamlessness

• Consistency

• Real world knowledge

Why is UI feedback so important to interaction design?

• It increases the load time of the interface.

• It helps to make the interface look more aesthetically pleasing.

• It is necessary for the interface to function correctly.

• It allows users to understand the functionality of each interface element.

Which of the following are important in providing a good user experience in interface design?

• Intuitive design

• Ability to undo/redo actions

• Fulfillment

• Inconsistent behavior

What is the impact of screen size on user interaction?

• Larger screens lead to more complex interfaces

• Screen size influences the arrangement and positioning of information

• Screen size has no impact on user interaction

• Smaller screens require less information

Which of the following is a key principle of interface conventions?

• Frequent change

• Inconsistency

• Complexity

• Consistency

Identify the role responsible for creating the visual elements of a digital product.

• UX researcher

• Front-end developer

• Back-end developer

• UI designer

Which of the following can be considered as elements of context-specific design?

• Considering the location and environment of the user

• Ignoring user feedback

• Designing for specific user groups

• Designing for specific devices

• Using a single design across all platforms