20. Usually longer and more detailed than a scenario
a. Use cases
b. User stories
c. Scenarios
d. Template
e. Incorrect answer
21. Less formal and more about narrative and 'storytelling'
a. Scenarios
b. Use cases
c. User stories
d. Curriculum vitae
e. Worksheet
22. Create a visual story with sketches that depict a sequence of events
a. Storyboard
b. Use case
c. User story
d. Worksheet
e. Documents
23. Storyboard can include
a. All of the above
b. Only people
c. Only objects
d. Only text
24. Similar to a movie script
25. Storyboard interactions must:
a. All of the mentioned
b. Only have several meaningful interactions
c. Only be meaningful to the user
d. Only be closely related to personas and scenarios
26. Select statement which does not consider to be a usability heuristic
a. Unaesthetic and maximalist design
b. Visibility of system status
c. Match between system and the real world
d. Consistency and standards
27. Select statement which is considered to be a usability heuristic
a. User control and freedom
b. Continue and standard
c. Flexibility and effect of use
d. Reconcile rather than recall
28. Choose usability heuristic that claim the system should always keep users informed about what is going on, through appropriate feedback within reasonable time.
a. Visibility of system status
b. Error prevention
c. Aesthetic and minimalist design
d. All of the above
29. Choose usability heuristic that claim dialogues should not contain information which is irrelevant or rarely needed.
a. Aesthetic and minimalist design
b. Help and documentation
c. Error prevention
d. User control
30. Choose usability heuristic that claim the system should speak the users' language, with words, phrases and concepts familiar to the user, rather than system-oriented terms.
a. None of the above
b. Aesthetic and minimalist design
c. Help users recognize, diagnose, and recover from errors
d. Error prevention
31. How many usability heuristics for user interface design are there?
10
11
12
13
32. Things that are related logically (on website page) need also to be
a. Related visually
b. In different corners
c. Not related
d. Exactly the same
33. Select trait/traits which is/are feature/features of page with a clear visual hierarchy
b. None of the above
c. The more important something is, the more prominent it is.
d. Things that are related logically are also related visually.
e. Things are “nested” visually to show what’s part of what.
34. The Sections sometimes called
a. Primary navigation
b. Secondary navigation
c. Tabs
d. Labels
35. The list of subsections in the current section
a. Secondary navigation
b. Primary navigation
e. Template
36. What show/s the path from the Home page to where you are?
a. Breadcrumbs
b. Section
c. Timely content
d. Button
37. What symbol (sign) is usually used between levels in breadcrumbs?
>
=
*
&
38. Choose wrong statement
a. All statements are correct
b. Every page needs a name
c. The name needs to be in the right place
d. The name needs to be prominent
39. What element shows you where you are in the context of the site’s hierarchy?
a. “You are here” indicator
b. “You are far away” indicator
c. Advertisement
d. Timely content
e. Deal
40. A terse description of the site, displayed in a prominent block on the Home page that’s visible without scrolling
a. The Welcome blurb
b. Advertisement of other sources
c. Breadcrumbs
d. Scenario
e. Super Mario
1. Select main types of usability testing
a. Exploratory
b. Assessment
c. Comparison
d. Validation
e. Pipelining
2. Which type of usability testing is used to assess one design against another?
a. Comparison
b. Exploratory
c. Pipelining
d. Schedule
3. Completely open-ended testing in a different way is called
a. Fishing
b. Hunting
c. Gathering
d. Mushroom picking
4. You should start preparing for a usability testing cycle at least ______ before you expect to need the results.
a. three weeks
b. three days
c. one day
d. two month
5. Typical tests range
a. From 1 to 2 hours
b. From 60 to 120 minutes
c. From 3 to 5 hours
d. From 5 to 10 minutes
e. From 100 to 200 seconds
6. To determine which features to test, look at features that are
a. Used often
b. New
c. Considered important by users
d. Used rarely
e. Old
7. Things which should determine the duration of a task
a. Total length of the interview
b. Structure
c. Complexity of the features
d. Respondent quickness
e. Mood
8. Good task should be
a. Reasonable
b. In a realistic sequence
c. Hard
d. Domain dependent
9. Script sometimes called
a. Protocol
b. Discussion guide
c. Paper
d. Banana
10. A list of instructions for the moderator to follow so that the interviews are consistent and everything gets done
a. Script
b. Javascript
c. JQuery
d. JSON
11. A script generally has three parts:
a. Introduction and preliminary interview
b. Tasks
c. Wrap-up
d. Break
e. Rating
12. A way to break the ice and give the evaluator some context
a. Introduction
d. Conclusion
13. The preliminary interview begins with _____questions.
a. General
b. Special
c. Non-standard
d. Unexpected
14. It’s useful to ask about _____ before moving the discussion to the online sphere.
a. People’s offline habits
b. What he/she ate today
c. People’s salary
d. People’s relatives
15. What type of interview focuses on a handful of specific tasks or features?
a. Task-based
b. Observationa
c. Hybrid
d. Exploratory
e. Evaluative
16. Select main goals in conducting usability testing
a. Getting the most natural responses
b. Getting the most complete responses
c. Getting the most incorrect responses
d. Getting the most incomplete responses
e. Getting nothing
17. Usability tests are not statistically representative.
18. What are the best/well-known results of eye-tracking studies?
a. Heat map graphics
b. Gaze plot
c. Lines
d. Eye direction
e. Asterisk
19. What are the saccades?
a. Paths that the eye took between points of fixation
b. Points of fixation
c. Multicolored map
d. Map with asterisks
20. What is one of the workhorses of user experience research?
a. Usability test
b. IQ-test
c. Summary
d. Composition
d. Composition e. Programmer's codex of honor
1. What is the best tool to find out who your users are and what opinions they hold?
a. Survey
c. Psychological test
d. Horoscope
2. What are the kinds of survey goals?
a. Descriptive
b. Explanatory
c. Experimental
d. Traditional
3. What questions outline how someone behaves?
a. Behavior
b. Characteristic
c. Attitudinal
d. Logical
4. What category of questions asks about respondent digital technology setup and experience
a. Technological
b. Demographic
c. Usage
d. Competitive
5. What are the questions about who the respondents are?
a. Demographic
b. Usage
c. Competitive
d. Satisfaction
6. Select attitudinal categories of questions
a. Satisfaction
b. Preferenc
c. Desire
d. Demographic
7. What type of question consists of a list of answers, any number of which can be chosen
a. Checklist
b. Flexible
c. Single-answer
d. Incorrect answer
8. When writing questions
a. Avoid negative questions
b. Don’t overload questions
c. Don’t make questions relevant
d. Don’t stay consistent
9. Select parts of a typical survey
b. Beginning with teaser questions
c. Middle
d. End
e. Break
10. What part presents the purpose of the survey?
11. Pretesting is also known as
a. Pilot testing
b. Driver testing
c. Hunter testing
d. Seaman testing
12. What is a fielding a survey?
a. Process of inviting people to take survey
b. Process of conducting a survey itself
c. Process of preparing questions
d. Process of conducting a usability testing
13. The group of people who fill out your survey or is called
a. Sample
b. Simple
c. Surfeits
d. Surveyors
14. Telephone, in-person, and paper mailed surveys are referred to
a. Traditional survey techniques
b. Special survey techniques
c. Modern survey techniques
d. Urban survey techniques
15. What are the kinds of bias?
a. Timing bias
b. Presentation bias
c. Invitation bias
d. Experiment bias
16. What is the easiest but least accurate online survey invitation method?
a. Invitation link
b. Telephonec.
d. Haphazard
e. Interruption
17. What is a definition of the blurriness around calculated value, and a measure of the precision of calculations?
a. Standard error
b. Specific error
c. Special error
d. Sequential error
18. What category of questions asks what product features do people use
a. Usage
e. Technological
19. What occurs when the people who you thought would respond are not members of the population that you’re trying to sample?
a. Sampling bias
b. Sampling frame
c. Interaction
d. Division
20. What does it mean to tabulate in survey-speak?
a. Count
b. Break
c. Divide
d. Compare
