Question 1

-------------replace the old style browser pop ups

Accepted Answer

A) dialog overlays 
B) window 
C) inlays 
D) none of the above 
A) dialog overlays 
B) window 
C) inlays 
D) none of the above

Question 2

--------an ergonomic principle that ties the size of a target and its contextual proximity to ease of use

Accepted Answer

A) fitts law 
B) newton law 
C) bayes law 
D) none of the above. 
A) fitts law 
B) newton law 
C) bayes law 
D) none of the above.

Question 3

During each event you can visually manipulate a number------- ----

Accepted Answer

A) page 
B) actors. 
C) cursor 
D) tool tip 
A) page 
B) actors. 
C) cursor 
D) tool tip

Question 4

------------is the easiest way to allow discontinuous selection.

Accepted Answer

A) toggle selection 
B) checkbox 
C) toggle buttons 
D) none of the above 
A) toggle selection 
B) checkbox 
C) toggle buttons 
D) none of the above

Question 5

Place Contextual Tools directly in the content is

Accepted Answer

A) always- visible tools 
B) hover- reveal tools 
C) toggle- reveal tools 
D) all the above 
A) always- visible tools 
B) hover- reveal tools 
C) toggle- reveal tools 
D) all the above

Question 6

---------can be used to increase engagement

Accepted Answer

A) change blindness 
B) transitions 
C) object blindness 
D) menu blindness 
A) change blindness 
B) transitions 
C) object blindness 
D) menu blindness

Question 7

The simplest type of ------is when editing a single field of text inline

Accepted Answer

A) in-page editing 
B) out-page editing 
C) multi-page editing 
D) none of the above 
A) in-page editing 
B) out-page editing 
C) multi-page editing 
D) none of the above

Question 8

Who introduced touch-based interfaces to the consumer market

Accepted Answer

A) apple 
B) google 
C) samsung 
D) nokia 
A) apple 
B) google 
C) samsung 
D) nokia

Question 9

The most common form of selection on the Web is

Accepted Answer

A) toggle selection 
B) checkbox 
C) toggle buttons 
D) none of the above 
A) toggle selection 
B) checkbox 
C) toggle buttons 
D) none of the above

Question 10

........ is a powerful pattern that benefits from a reactive interface.

Accepted Answer

A) complete pattern 
B) auto complete pattern 
C) reactive pattern 
D) auto reactive pattern 
A) complete pattern 
B) auto complete pattern 
C) reactive pattern 
D) auto reactive pattern

Question 11

Pattern that support virtual pages

Accepted Answer

A) virtual scrolling 
B) inline paging 
C) scrolled paging 
D) all of the above 
A) virtual scrolling 
B) inline paging 
C) scrolled paging 
D) all of the above

Question 12

Virtual Scrolling turns the scrollbar into

Accepted Answer

A) virtual control 
B) pagination control 
C) scrollbar control 
D) all of the above 
A) virtual control 
B) pagination control 
C) scrollbar control 
D) all of the above

-------------replace the old style browser pop ups

--------an ergonomic principle that ties the size of a target and its contextual proximity to ease of use

During each event you can visually manipulate a number------- ----

------------is the easiest way to allow discontinuous selection.

Place Contextual Tools directly in the content is

---------can be used to increase engagement

The simplest type of ------is when editing a single field of text inline

Who introduced touch-based interfaces to the consumer market

The most common form of selection on the Web is

........ is a powerful pattern that benefits from a reactive interface.

Pattern that support virtual pages

Virtual Scrolling turns the scrollbar into

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Exam 15: User Interface Design

-------------replace the old style browser pop ups

--------an ergonomic principle that ties the size of a target and its contextual proximity to ease of use

During each event you can visually manipulate a number------- ----

------------is the easiest way to allow discontinuous selection.

Place Contextual Tools directly in the content is

---------can be used to increase engagement

The simplest type of ------is when editing a single field of text inline

Who introduced touch-based interfaces to the consumer market

The most common form of selection on the Web is

........ is a powerful pattern that benefits from a reactive interface.

Pattern that support virtual pages

Virtual Scrolling turns the scrollbar into

Human Perception and System Design: Exploring Moving Icons, Human-Machine Interaction, and Organizational Behavior

Human-Computer Interaction and Software Development Models

Software Development Models, User Interface Design, and Android Application Development

User Interaction and Design Patterns in GUI

Interaction Design, HCI, and User Interface

Understanding Human Attention and Design Implications

Uses and Limitations of a Digitizing Tablet

Usability and Design Principles

Evaluation Techniques, User Interface Design, and Internationalization

Prototyping Approaches, Interface Design Rules, User Evaluation Methods, and More: Exploring Human-Computer Interaction

Understanding Utterances: Exploring Speech in Conversation

Network Issues in Web Technology and Mobile Evolution

Mobile Development and Design: Frameworks, Platforms, and Tools

Mobile Application Development: Widgets, SDKS, and User Interfaces

Human Computer Interaction and Usability Analysis

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