BTEC DIT C1 LAB - Project Requirements

What does Haptic mean?

• It refers to stages of a project

• It refers to a sense of touch

• Its a limitation or a restriction that you face when completing a project

• It is a new version of a piece of computer hardware or software

Which of the following can be user requirements?

• Colours, text styles or text size

• The tasks the user needs to complete

• The constraints

• The items that should be on screen

Identify which of the following are output requirements?

• The user interface needs to display a floor plan of the area

• The user will indicate their choices by choosing buttons on the screen.

• When the user makes a choice a "ding" tone will sound so they know they have succeeded in choosing an object.

• An onscreen keyboard can be used to type in search terms

Identify which of the following are input requirements?

• The user interface needs to display a floor plan of the area

• The user will indicate their choices by choosing buttons on the screen.

• When the user makes a choice a "ding" tone will sound so they know they have succeeded in choosing an object.

• An onscreen keyboard can be used to type in search terms

Identify which of the following features are accessibility features that can be included in a user interface. (Click all that apply)

• Large, easy to click buttons

• Give plenty of time for the user to enter information

• Choosing colours to match the corporate image

• The option to have the screen text read out.

Which term is used to describe the fact that software should be able to be used by ALL types of users?

• Accessibility

• Useability

• Optimisation

Identify devices that could be used to input information into a user interface. (Choose all that apply)

• Mouse

• Touch screen

• Speaker

• Microphone

Identify devices that can be used to output information from a user interface. (Click all that apply)

• Screen

• Microphone

• Mouse

• Speakers

Identify accessibility features that would help those with visual needs. (Choose all that apply)

• Large Text

• Use subtitles

• Use colours that effectively contrast with each other

• Provide a spell check facilities

Identify features that could help someone with motor needs access a user interface. (Choose all that apply)

• Make onscreen objects large so they are easy selected

• Use colours that effectively contrast with each other

• Allow time for tasks to be completed

• Allow the use of keyboard shortcuts