Western Governors University (WGU) ITWD3110 C773 User Interface Design Practice Test

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• Which principle ensures consistent visuals across brand?
• Which CSS3 feature enables content to adapt to different screen sizes and resolutions across devices?
• Which design methodology seeks to optimize the user experience across all aspects of the user's interaction with a product or service, including usability, accessibility, and pleasure?
• What is an iterative design process done during the testing project phase where you test, assess, and redesign site functions?
• What is the navigation element whose destination is unknown until the user points the mouse at it?
• During which project phase do we consider what the customer wants/needs, who are the main competitors, and what your Web site can offer that theirs do not?
• In the ADP design process, which phase comes after Analysis?
• What is the primary purpose of white space on a page, according to the guidelines?
• Which term describes cleaning user input to remove potentially harmful content before processing?
• Which artifact is used to describe and organize ideas visually to reflect how they are thought?
• What does the acronym UXD stand for in design methodologies?
• Which design principle enables users to directly interact by manipulating on-screen elements?
• Which practice helps a brand stay visually coherent across pages?
• In which "D" of web site production do we create a site map and wireframe?
• Which web framework was developed by ZURB?
• What is a primary means of interacting with and learning about your users?
• Which design principle enables users to directly manipulate Web site objects?
• How a site's files are organized on a Web server is called?
• In the ADP design process, which phase focuses on creating early versions of the product to test concepts?
• Which ERBU design principle infuses the whole image with a sense of oneness?
• Which design approach uses breakpoints to adjust the layout for different screen sizes?
• In which section of the site maintenance plan do we verify links work and ensure backups of the web server?
• You should provide valuable content, optimize the site, hand out freebies, make social blogs, and promote your brand in order to do what?
• What are the five D's of web site production in order?
• Set of open-source technologies used to create interactive Web sites today?
• Universal design aims to maximize usability for which group?
• What are style sheet languages that enhance the features of CSS and are commonly used in frameworks?
• Which white space guideline helps to differentiate objects on a page?
• What does the visibility design principle state about displaying text?
• Is Arial 10pt Bold an example of a font or a typeface?
• Which design principle describes a navigation system with clear labels and predictable structure?
• What is used to validate HTML and CSS code?
• What describes a story of how one specific actor uses a system to accomplish (or fail to accomplish) the goal?
• What is the recommended line length for readability?
• Which document defines how the site should look in terms of visuals and layout across pages including typography?
• Which of the following is a measurable goal for a UI project?
• What are the key UCD principles?
• If a vision statement lacks a measurable goal, it is most likely to fail to do what?
• Frameworks are known to limit default functionality. Is this generally considered a benefit or a disadvantage?
• Which technique involves showing the path of the user's location within the site?
• Which SEO technique involves using long, specific keyword phrases?
• Which description best matches a UI library such as jQuery, React, and Kendo?
• What details how to operate, maintain and customize a site?
• Which design principle emphasizes keeping interfaces simple and avoiding unnecessary complexity across a site?
• Which marketing approach helps increase site traffic by delivering high-quality and regularly updated content?
• What does the visibility design principle tell us about presenting information to the viewer?
• What is used to publish a website after creating it with a basic code editor?
• Web-Safe fonts are best described as fonts that are
• Which design process is most associated with participatory involvement in design activities?
• Two (or more) heads are better than one, faster production, and employee satisfaction are benefits of what?
• Which CARP principle focuses on creating visual differentiation through color and brightness?
• What process scrubs user input to prevent exploitation of security holes?
• Which term refers to what enables a human to interact with a machine?
• What are the principles of universal design?
• In which section of the site maintenance plan do we detail SEO strategy and create an operation manual?
• What is a high-fidelity graphic image of a Web page?
• Which document includes goal statements, competitor analyses, customer interviews, functional specs, sketches, wireframes, mockups and so forth?
• Which navigation element allows us to see all pages and how they connect?
• What type of testing is performed during product development to iteratively improve the product?
• What is a set of procedures that includes usability testing, code validation and Web site optimization?
• What is used to check JavaScript code and ensure it complies with the language's rules, syntax and recommended practices?
• What is the primary goal of user-centered design?
• In which project phase do you complete the TAR process?
• Who is responsible for testing content with users?
• What term describes removing unnecessary characters from source code without changing its functionality?
• Which tool helps measure and optimize site traffic and SEO performance?
• Which design approach places user satisfaction as a top priority?
• In branding, what is essential to know before designing materials?
• The CARP principle that groups related items together to clarify relationships is which?
• Blog pages, e-commerce pages, and form pages are commonly built using which feature?
• Which document would you refer to for brand identity rules and logo usage?
• Which cognitive process is most directly linked to filtering out distractions during complex tasks?
• Which type of web pages are accessible via elements from everywhere in the site?
• Which ERBU design principle moves the viewer's eyes through the design?
• Which cognitive process uses constancy, grouping and contrast to increase user experience?
• Which activity is a primary component of Site Strategy?
• Which ERBU design principle maintains visual equilibrium in the design?
• Which user research method follows users in their everyday work life over a period of time to learn how they think and act?
• What does the simplicity design principle state about the use of language?
• During testing, which acronym describes the cycle of testing, analysis, and redesign in the design process?
• In information architecture, the primary function of structure and architecture is to support what user activity?
• Locking an account after a certain number of password attempts, using a CAPTCHA test, and requiring strong passwords can prevent what security issue?
• Which UI concept is directly affected by structure and architecture?
• A major drawback of maintaining separate desktop and mobile sites is what?
• Which guidelines or principles ensure accessibility on mobile devices?
• Which term best describes the way users move through a site's content?
• Which statement best describes a document that explains how to operate and customize a site?
• What is the term for developing two separate sites, one for desktop and one for mobile?
• Which usability attribute focuses on how easy it is for new users to learn the product?
• What is the clearest tool for understanding the site's structure and position within the navigation?
• Display the company logo on every page and maintain color consistency; these techniques promote which aspect of a website?
• What is a a single fictitious user that represents the group of real-world users you are designing for?
• What is the threshold to get to the desired information on a Web site?
• What design process has the phases Discovery, Evaluation, and Prototyping (DEP)?
• Which SEO technique involves including keywords in the page title and headings?
• What does the simplicity design principle tell us about user functionality?
• Which CARP design principle unifies the design and makes the design look and feel right?
• Which stage focuses on turning design concepts into a navigable structure before final visuals?
• Which type of web pages are accessible only from within a specific section of a site?
• What is it called when you remove all the unnecessary characters from source code without changing its functionality?
• Which principle instructs designers not to burden the user with unnecessary information?
• Which CARP design principle organizes the objects on the page and makes the page more understandable?
• What outlines scheduled dates to update and verify links as well as the content, and functionality of the Web site?
• Which attributes define how easily and effectively people can use a product?
• What are the design principles?
• Which type of links are typically located in the upper right-hand corner and do not fit into the main site navigation?
• What does "Promote, promote, promote!" imply for branding?
• What captures and arranges ideas in the way your brain conceives of them?
• Hierarchical, sequential, and web-like are three types of what?
• Which principle asserts that text should be legible and easy on the eyes?
• Which HTML element is most appropriate for grouping the primary site header?
• What design process has the phases Analysis, Design, and Testing?
• What design process has the phases Discover, Design, Develop, and Test?
• Which option lists the full set of universal design principles as given in the material?
• Which processes outlines how we think, perceive, remember, learn, solve problems, and make decisions?
• What is created to standardize branding usage?
• Which white space guideline would you cite to emphasize objects on a page?
• The CARP principle that uses repeated visual elements to unify the design is which?
• Which term best describes a document that outlines how to operate a website and how changes should be implemented?
• What do we call the text, images, video, or other content that a site contains?
• Functionality, content, architecture, and design are the four parts of what document?
• Asking the right questions, interviewing users, researching competitors sites, and using web analytics tools are techniques to identify what?
• WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla are an example of which category?
• Who is responsible for budgets and timelines?
• Which SEO practice involves using keywords that appear in the site URL?
• What is the name of a web editor in which you see the final site as it will display?
• Which SEO practice involves using a substantial amount of keyword-related content on the page?
• Which term encompasses attention, memory, perception, and learning?
• Which cognitive process helps users ignore irrelevant information?
• Which practice uses CSS3 media queries to adapt a layout to different screen sizes?
• A major consideration of maintaining separate desktop and mobile sites is what?
• Who is responsible for setting project goals?
• Which of the following is NOT a benefit of User-Centered Design?
• The ERBU principle that ensures overall harmony and balance on the page is which?
• Steps to create a wireframe follow which sequence?
• The CARP principle that focuses on creating a consistent flow by aligning elements is which?
• What type of data includes measurable metrics such as time to complete a task, number of clicks, pages visited, and error counts?
• Which CARP design principle excites the eye and wakes up the visual processing system?
• What is a design that can be accessed, understood, and used to the greatest extent possible by all people regardless of their age, size, ability or disability?
• Which design principle advises to use plenty of white space?
• Which ERBU principle is used to emphasize a focal point so that it draws attention?
• Which principle is a part of universal design that ensures equal use by people with diverse abilities?
• Attention is essential for which of the following tasks?
• What represents a visual and tactile sense of a design?
• What type of testing is performed after the product is finished?
• Which role is most likely to verify that a site design works for users through testing?
• Which rule is part of successful branding: Display logo on every page?
• Which benefit is commonly associated with User-Centered Design?
• Which user research method involves following users in their work setting over time to understand their behavior?
• Which framework is known for a mobile-first grid system and rapid UI development?
• Which CARP principle unifies the design, adds visual interest to the design and creates a strong visual flow through the design?
• What is the optimal font size range for readability as given in the material?
• In terms of security, is it generally considered a benefit or disadvantage of using frameworks?
• Determining the goal, defining the brand, defining the audience, and analyzing the competition are part of what type of strategy?
• What is bounce rate?
• Which languages extend CSS with features like variables, nesting, and mixins and are commonly used with modern frameworks?
• Which outcome is achieved by consistently delivering high-quality content and a strong brand presence?
• Which term best describes the planning and design of interface controls to enable user interaction with a computer system?
• Which of the following best describes a use case?
• Which term describes validating that submitted data adheres to required formats and constraints?
• Which "D" of web site production are we in when publishing the site?
• Which responsive Web design technique adapts the size of an image to the device's screen size?
• Grid-based layouts, fluid image, and CSS3 media queries are techniques used to create what?
• Which category do the HTML elements <html>, <head>, <body> and <p> belong to?
• Which usability attribute asks how easy (or hard) is it for users to perform basic tasks the first time they use the product?
• What is the recommended line spacing for readability?
• Is Arial an example of a font or a typeface?
• Which task would be associated with the functionality section of a site maintenance plan?
• What element should be included in a vision statement to make it actionable?
• What do we call fonts you can safely assume are installed on the majority of your users' browsing devices?
• Which of the following is NOT a guideline for using white space on web pages?
• Which term describes a basic visual guide outlining the structure of a web page without detailed design elements?
• Which ERBU design principle makes some objects stand out more than others?
• What is a representation of how one or more actors use a system to accomplish a goal?
• Which document includes page layouts, color schemes, typography, graphics, tone, content, page widgets and so forth?
• Which UI library must be purchased?
• What is the purpose of a reasonableness check on data submitted through a web form?
• Which practice provides benefits such as identifying design problems early, obtaining meaningful feedback, and saving time and money?
• Which interface is commonly used to collect structured input from users on the web?
• Which design approach has the main goal of the satisfaction of the users of that system?
• Which of the following lists the seven steps of usability testing in the correct order?
• Which web framework was developed by Twitter?
• Which set includes jQuery, React, and Kendo?
• Which document includes examples of what your brand looks like?
• In information architecture, which activity helps determine intuitive content organization by grouping related items?
• What is a blueprint-like diagram of a Web page layout?
• Which term describes the planning and creation of a set of controls that enables a user to interact with a computer device?
• In the five D's of web site production, which D comes second in the sequence?
• The ERBU design principle that guides the user's eyes from one area of the page to another is which?
• Which user research method involves interviewing users at their workplace during a normal workday while they use the product to complete tasks?
• Which cognitive process is described as limited, selective, and fundamental for focusing on tasks?
• Which item represents the visual and tactile feel of a design?
• What is the term for the last page a user views before leaving a site?
• What design method involves participants organizing topics into categories that make sense to them?
• Which design phrase tells us to strive for simplicity all through the site?
• Which marketing action helps cultivate a good reputation with users and supports SEO?
• Which option best describes a tool used to check JavaScript code for rules and best practices?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of a vision statement in aligning project work?
• Which design process includes the phases Analysis, Design, Prototyping, and Evaluation (ADP)?
• Which usability testing step directly precedes 'Draw Conclusions' in the listed sequence?
• Which program is used to securely enable two devices on the same network to communicate using SSH?
• What type of data includes subjective information such as what the subject says, behavior, emotional affect, body language, and facial expressions?
• Which category do the HTML elements <header>, <nav>, <main>, <footer> belong to?
• Which category of HTML elements provides meaning to content structure, aiding accessibility and SEO?
• What does architecture refer to?
• What describes the intended look and feel of a design?
• What statute requires an opt-out option for commercial emails?
• What is the page called from which a user leaves a site?
• What are attributes to measure product usability?