Question 1

What are the six suggestions to address the mobile computing challenges?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What are the six suggestions to address...

Question 2

The interface standard that specifies the pictures that will appear on command buttons as well as in reports and forms to highlight important information is(are) the _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  interface actions 
B)  interface icons 
C)  interface metaphor 
D)  interface objects 
E)  interface templates

Question 3

Probably the single most important factor in making a system simple to use is consistency because it enables users to predict what will happen; once they can interact with one part of the system, they will know how to interact with the rest.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Messages should require the user to acknowledge them, rather than being displayed for a few seconds and then disappearing, with the exception of delay in processing messages, which should disappear once the delay has passed.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The use of screen and frame titles, well-defined areas on reports and forms, and good field labels apply to the interface design principle of content awareness.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The fundamental part of the user interface that permits the system to capture information is the _____ mechanism.

Accepted Answer

A)  description 
B)  input 
C)  interface 
D)  navigation 
E)  output

Question 7

Krug's three design principles are also important to design the user interfaces of mobile computing systems, especially the first one: ________________ .

Accepted Answer

A)  give the mobile context 
B)  remove all "fluff" from the site 
C)  try to linearize the content of the application 
D)  using the unique features from the device 
E)  "Don't make me think"!

Question 8

As an addition to a regular report, a(n) _____ report may help the user understand the change in comparison values over time or show proportions that are relative to the whole.

Accepted Answer

A)  detailed 
B)  graph 
C)  media 
D)  summary 
E)  turnaround

Question 9

Most user interface designers follow the minimal user effort principle by permitting users to go from the main menu of the system to the information or action need in no more than five mouse clicks or five keystrokes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

All parts of the interface, whether navigation, input, or output, should provide as much content awareness as possible, but it is particularly important for forms or reports that are used quickly or irregularly.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

_____ assures the interface will act as the users expect, while _____ assures it will look pleasing.

Accepted Answer

A)  layout, aesthetics 
B)  aesthetics, consistency 
C)  consistency, aesthetics 
D)  consistency, layout 
E)  aesthetics, layout

Question 12

A use scenario is an outline of the steps that the users perform to accomplish some part of their work.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Research suggests that in an ideal world, any one menu should contain no more than eight items, and it should take no more than two mouse clicks or keystrokes from any menu to perform an action (three from the main menu starting a system).

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Using the word "client" repeatedly, instead of interchanging it with the word "customer" is an example of the interface design principle for minimal user effort.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

A tool bar is a list of commands at the top of the screen that are always present on the interface and may drop down immediately below another menu and disappear after one use.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

In user interface design, use scenarios will _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  describe all possible paths through the system 
B)  describe the most frequent paths taken through the use cases 
C)  provide the designer with detailed descriptions of the interface design elements 
D)  repeat the content of the system's data models 
E)  repeat the content of the system's process models

Question 17

What are some of the multilingual issues that you may face when developing for a global audience?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What are some of the multilingual issues...

Question 18

Guidelines for aesthetics require that as much information as possible be squeezed onto a page or a screen with a minimum of white space; this will make the form or report pleasing to the eye and extremely functional.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

An interface metaphor is a concept from the real world that is used as a model to help the user understand the system and enable the user to predict what features the interface might provide.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

A menu bar is often a second-level menu that pops up, floats over the screen, and disappears after one use.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 10: Human Computer Interaction Layer Design

What are the six suggestions to address the mobile computing challenges?

The interface standard that specifies the pictures that will appear on command buttons as well as in reports and forms to highlight important information is(are) the _____.

Probably the single most important factor in making a system simple to use is consistency because it enables users to predict what will happen; once they can interact with one part of the system, they will know how to interact with the rest.

Messages should require the user to acknowledge them, rather than being displayed for a few seconds and then disappearing, with the exception of delay in processing messages, which should disappear once the delay has passed.

The use of screen and frame titles, well-defined areas on reports and forms, and good field labels apply to the interface design principle of content awareness.

The fundamental part of the user interface that permits the system to capture information is the _____ mechanism.

Krug's three design principles are also important to design the user interfaces of mobile computing systems, especially the first one: ________________ .

As an addition to a regular report, a(n) _____ report may help the user understand the change in comparison values over time or show proportions that are relative to the whole.

Most user interface designers follow the minimal user effort principle by permitting users to go from the main menu of the system to the information or action need in no more than five mouse clicks or five keystrokes.

All parts of the interface, whether navigation, input, or output, should provide as much content awareness as possible, but it is particularly important for forms or reports that are used quickly or irregularly.

_ assures the interface will act as the users expect, while _ assures it will look pleasing.

A use scenario is an outline of the steps that the users perform to accomplish some part of their work.

Research suggests that in an ideal world, any one menu should contain no more than eight items, and it should take no more than two mouse clicks or keystrokes from any menu to perform an action (three from the main menu starting a system).

Using the word "client" repeatedly, instead of interchanging it with the word "customer" is an example of the interface design principle for minimal user effort.

A tool bar is a list of commands at the top of the screen that are always present on the interface and may drop down immediately below another menu and disappear after one use.

In user interface design, use scenarios will _____.

What are some of the multilingual issues that you may face when developing for a global audience?

Guidelines for aesthetics require that as much information as possible be squeezed onto a page or a screen with a minimum of white space; this will make the form or report pleasing to the eye and extremely functional.

An interface metaphor is a concept from the real world that is used as a model to help the user understand the system and enable the user to predict what features the interface might provide.

A menu bar is often a second-level menu that pops up, floats over the screen, and disappears after one use.