Module 1: Introduction and Interaction Design Requirements

1. What does UI stand for in design?

a) User Involvement
b) User Interaction
c) User Interface
d) User Inspection
Answer: c) User Interface
2. Which of the following is NOT typically a component of UI design?
a) Layout
b) Colour Scheme
c) User Feedback
d) Typography
Answer: c) User Feedback
3. What is the primary goal of UI design?
a) To create visually appealing interfaces
b) To maximize user satisfaction and usability
c) To optimize loading times
d) To minimize user engagement
Answer: b) To maximize user satisfaction and usability
4. Which of the following best describes UX design?
a) The process of designing the overall look and feel of a product
b) The process of enhancing user satisfaction by improving the usability, accessibility, and
pleasure provided in the interaction with a product
c) The process of developing back-end functionalities
d) The process of conducting market research
Answer: b) The process of enhancing user satisfaction by improving the usability,
accessibility, and pleasure provided in the interaction with a product
5. What does UX encompass?
a) Only visual elements
b) Only functional elements
c) Both visual and functional elements
d) Neither visual nor functional elements
Answer: c) Both visual and functional elements
6. Which of the following is NOT a consideration in UX design?
a) User Needs
b) Business Goals
c) Technical Limitations
d) Colour Preferences of the Designer
Answer: d) Colour Preferences of the Designer
7. What is the purpose of wireframing in UI/UX design?
a) To create a final polished design
b) To communicate layout and functionality
c) To select color schemes
d) To add animations
Answer: b) To communicate layout and functionality
8. What is the importance of usability in UI/UX design?
a) It ensures that the design looks attractive
b) It ensures that the design meets business goals
c) It ensures that the design is easy to use and understand
d) It ensures that the design is highly technical
Answer: c) It ensures that the design is easy to use and understand
9. What is the difference between UI and UX?
a) UI focuses on visual elements, while UX focuses on functionality and user satisfaction
b) UI and UX are interchangeable terms
c) UI focuses on functionality, while UX focuses on visual elements
d) UI and UX are the same thing
Answer: a) UI focuses on visual elements, while UX focuses on functionality and user
satisfaction
10. What role does user research play in UI/UX design?
a) It is unnecessary for UI/UX design
b) It helps understand user needs and preferences
c) It focuses solely on technical requirements
d) It determines the colour palette
Answer: b) It helps understand user needs and preferences
11. What does usability refer to in UI/UX design?
a) The aesthetic appeal of a website or app
b) How easy and efficient it is for users to accomplish their goals
c) The emotional response elicited from users
d) The speed at which a website or app loads
Answer: b) How easy and efficient it is for users to accomplish their goals
12. Which of the following is an example of a usability metric?
a) Number of likes on social media posts
b) Conversion rate of an e-commerce website
c) Number of colours used in the design
d) Length of the company slogan
Answer: b) Conversion rate of an e-commerce website
13. Emotional impact in user experience design refers to:
a) The psychological effects of color choices on users
b) How users feel when they interact with a product or service
c) The technical performance of the website or app
d) The number of features available to users
Answer: b) How users feel when they interact with a product or service
14. Which of the following best describes the relationship between usability and
emotional impact?
a) They are unrelated aspects of user experience
b) Usability directly influences emotional impact
c) Emotional impact has no effect on usability
d) Emotional impact is solely determined by aesthetics
Answer: b) Usability directly influences emotional impact
15. Why is emotional impact important in user experience design?
a) It helps users achieve their goals more efficiently
b) It creates a memorable and enjoyable experience for users
c) It reduces the loading time of websites and apps
d) It increases the number of features available to users
Answer: b) It creates a memorable and enjoyable experience for users
16. A business case for user experience design typically includes:
a) Technical specifications of the product
b) Analysis of competitors' pricing strategies
c) Justification of investment based on potential ROI
d) Historical data on employee turnover rates
Answer: c) Justification of investment based on potential ROI
17. How does user experience contribute to the success of a business?
a) By increasing employee productivity
b) By reducing customer support requests
c) By improving customer satisfaction and loyalty
d) By minimizing regulatory compliance risks
Answer: c) By improving customer satisfaction and loyalty
18. Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when evaluating user
experience?
a) User feedback and satisfaction
b) Business profitability
c) Performance and reliability
d) Accessibility for users with disabilities
Answer: b) Business profitability
19. What role does user feedback play in user experience design?
a) It is irrelevant to the design process
b) It provides valuable insights for improving usability and emotional impact
c) It determines the color scheme of the website or app
d) It increases the loading speed of the product
Answer: b) It provides valuable insights for improving usability and emotional impact
20. Usability testing involves:
a) Analysing competitors' products
b) Asking users to complete tasks and observing their interactions
c) Conducting market research surveys
d) Implementing new features without user input
Answer: b) Asking users to complete tasks and observing their interactions
21. What is the primary focus of extracting Interaction Design requirements?
a) Enhancing visual appeal
b) Identifying user needs and goals
c) Maximizing technical complexity
d) Minimizing user engagement
Answer: b) Identifying user needs and goals
22. Which of the following is NOT typically considered a part of Interaction Design
requirements?
a) User preferences
b) Business objectives
c) Technical specifications
d) Designer's personal preferences
Answer: d) Designer's personal preferences
23. What is the purpose of formal requirement extraction in UI/UX design?
a) To eliminate user feedback
b) To document user needs and system functionalities
c) To prioritize aesthetics over functionality
d) To restrict the scope of the project
Answer: b) To document user needs and system functionalities
24. Which of the following is NOT a common method for requirement extraction in
UI/UX design?
a) Interviews
b) Brainstorming
c) Surveys
d) Guesswork
Answer: d) Guesswork
25. Why is it important to involve stakeholders in requirement extraction?
a) To delay the project timeline
b) To ensure alignment with business objectives
c) To increase technical complexity
d) To minimize user involvement
Answer: b) To ensure alignment with business objectives
26. Which method for requirement extraction involves observing users in their natural
environment?
a) Interviews
b) Surveys
c) Contextual inquiry
d) Card sorting
Answer: c) Contextual inquiry
27. What is the goal of conducting interviews for requirement extraction?
a) To avoid direct interaction with users
b) To collect in-depth insights into user needs and behaviours
c) To limit the number of participants
d) To prioritize technical specifications
Answer: b) To collect in-depth insights into user needs and behaviours
28. Which method involves sorting cards with different features or functionalities to
understand user preferences?
a) Interviews
b) Surveys
c) Card sorting
d) Focus groups
Answer: c) Card sorting
29. What is the purpose of conducting focus groups for requirement extraction?
a) To limit user involvement
b) To gather diverse perspectives from a group of users
c) To prioritize technical complexity
d) To speed up the design process
Answer: b) To gather diverse perspectives from a group of users
30. What role does usability testing play in requirement extraction?
a) It validates the final design
b) It identifies usability issues and informs requirements
c) It limits user feedback
d) It decreases the importance of user involvement
Answer: b) It identifies usability issues and informs requirements
31. In requirement extraction, what does "user needs" refer to?
a) The designer's preferences
b) The technical specifications
c) The functionalities desired by the users
d) The project timeline
Answer: c) The functionalities desired by the users
32. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of formal requirement extraction?
a) Clear documentation of project scope
b) Alignment with user needs and business objectives
c) Increased technical complexity
d) Reduced risk of project failure
Answer: c) Increased technical complexity
33. What is the purpose of creating personas in requirement extraction?
a) To exclude user preferences
b) To represent different user groups and their characteristics
c) To prioritize aesthetics over functionality
d) To minimize stakeholder involvement
Answer: b) To represent different user groups and their characteristics
34. Which method for requirement extraction involves presenting users with scenarios
and observing their reactions?
a) Interviews
b) Surveys
c) Prototyping
d) Scenarios-based testing
Answer: d) Scenarios-based testing
35. How does requirement extraction contribute to the overall UI/UX design process?
a) By prioritizing technical specifications
b) By aligning design decisions with user needs and business goals
c) By excluding user involvement
d) By minimizing stakeholder feedback
Answer: b) By aligning design decisions with user needs and business goals
36. Which of the following is NOT a step in formal requirement extraction?
a) Conducting usability testing
b) Defining project scope
c) Documenting user needs and system functionalities
d) Validating requirements with stakeholders
Answer: a) Conducting usability testing
37. What is the purpose of documenting requirements in UI/UX design?
a) To limit the project scope
b) To ensure transparency and clarity for all stakeholders
c) To prioritize aesthetics over functionality
d) To avoid user involvement
Answer: b) To ensure transparency and clarity for all stakeholders
38. Which method for requirement extraction involves presenting users with a clickable
prototype and gathering feedback?
a) Interviews
b) Surveys
c) Prototyping
d) Focus groups
Answer: c) Prototyping
39. What is the role of a requirements document in UI/UX design?
a) To exclude user feedback
b) To serve as a reference for design decisions throughout the project
c) To prioritize technical specifications
d) To limit stakeholder involvement
Answer: b) To serve as a reference for design decisions throughout the project
40. Which method for requirement extraction involves asking users to rate their
satisfaction with different aspects of a product?
a) Interviews
b) Surveys
c) Prototyping
d) Focus groups
Answer: b) Surveys
41. What is the primary objective of requirement extraction?
a) To maximize technical complexity
b) To align design decisions with user needs and business objectives
c) To exclude stakeholder involvement
d) To prioritize aesthetics over functionality
Answer: b) To align design decisions with user needs and business objectives
42. Which method for requirement extraction involves gathering feedback from users
after they have interacted with a product?
a) Interviews
b) Surveys
c) Usability testing
d) Scenarios-based testing
Answer: c) Usability testing
43. What does UX stand for?
a) User Xperience
b) Unified Experience
c) User Experience
d) Unified Xperience
Answer: c) User Experience
44. Which of the following is a key component of user experience?
a) Emotional impact
b) Product design
c) Cost analysis
d) User persona
Answer: a) Emotional impact
45.Why is a business case important for user experience?
a) It justifies the cost of UX
b) It helps in coding
c) It enhances user testing
d) It simplifies design
Answer: a) It justifies the cost of UX
46. Which of the following methods is used for extracting interaction design
requirements?
a) Storyboarding
b) Prototyping
c) Focus groups
d) Paper prototyping
Answer: c) Focus groups
47. Needs and requirements are critical in which phase?
a) Prototyping
b) Requirement extraction
c) Storyboarding
d) Usability testing
Answer: b) Requirement extraction
48. Which is a formal method for requirement extraction?
a) Interviews
b) Ideation
c) Sketching
d) Paper prototyping
Answer: a) Interviews
49. Emotional impact in UX relates to:
a) Cost savings
b) Design aesthetics
c) User feelings and reactions
d) Speed of the system
Answer: c) User feelings and reactions
50. A key goal of UX design is to:
a) Increase product price
b) Enhance user satisfaction
c) Reduce design time
d) Simplify coding
Answer: b) Enhance user satisfaction
51. Which of the following best describes 'user experience needs a business case'?
a) A UX strategy is useless without one
b) UX design requires financial justification on
c) It is a method for testing
d) It is a tool for requirement extraction
Answer: b) UX design requires financial justification
52. What is the first step in extracting interaction design requirements?
a) Storyboarding
b) Interviewing users
c) Creating personas
d) Sketching
Answer: b) Interviewing users