When you apply design principles

When you apply design principles

a. You have to deal with trade-offs and make judgement calls often

b. You have to avoid ending up in situations where the rules conflict with each other

c. You have to abide by the rules as strict as you can


Answer: a

Consistency refers to

Consistency refers to

a. Designing interfaces to have similar operations and use similar elements for achieving similar tasks

b. Having the same graphical representation in the whole system

c. Making everything adhere to a strict look (same colours, fonts, etc.)


Answer: a

The design principle Visibility is describing:

The design principle Visibility is describing:

a. How good a brand comes across in the user experience

b. How visible an interface is

c. The importance of having information visible at all (or at least the right) time


Answer: c

Dan Saffer has described "micro-interactions" as:

Dan Saffer has described "micro-interactions" as:

a. The little sound you here when pushing a button or similar

b. Moments of interactions at the interface - despite being small - can have a big impact on the user experience.

c. The small tactile feedback you get on your fingertips pushing a button or similar


Answer: b