User Experience Origins

How to define the human interface machine?

• An HMI is the acronym for Human Machine Interface or also called interaction between the user and touch screens, those electronic interface which replaced push buttons, light signals and needles.

• An HMI is the acronym for Human Macintosh Interface or also called interaction between the user and touch screens, those electronic interface which replaced push buttons, light signals and needles.

• An HMI is the acronym for Human Machine Interaction or also called interaction between the user and touch screens, those electronic interface which replaced push buttons, light signals and needles.

In what year did Douglas Engelbart invent the first mouse?

• The first computer mouse was created by Douglas Engelbart in the 1960s.

• The first computer mouse was created by Douglas Engelbart in 1968.

• The first computer mouse was created by Douglas Engelbart in the 1980s

How did this invention help the expansion of UX design?

• The discovery of the mouse is a remarkable event in the world. His invention gave birth to other inventions such as the touchpad on laptops and touchscreens on smartphones.

• The discovery of the mouse is nothing more than a normal digital object

How does Don Norman define the term user experience design?

• According to Don Norman: UX Design is the interactions between man and product and the experience lived by a user throughout his journey.

• According to Don Norman: UX Design is the aesthetics represented by the designer for the final user

• According to Don Norman: UX Design is the creation of a new design for digital products

What is the title of his famous book?

• The Design of Everyday Things

• The Design of Nowaday Things.

• The Design of Things.

• The Design from a User Experience Perspective

When can you say that a product has a good user experience?

• When the product design will improve the experience people will have when interacting with it and make sure they find value in what it offers.

• When the product designed will improve the business revenue and make the company one of the fortune 100

What is the difference between UX Design and Design process?

• The design process is an approach to breaking down a large project into manageable pieces. UX Design comes to govern this design process and frame it through a set of well-defined principles.

• They are the same

• The design process helps to build and the UX Design helps to create

How does UX Design govern a design process?

• It’s about Outcomes, not Outputs.

• It’s about Assumptions not Facts

• It’s about the User, not You!

• It’s about getting to market faster.

• It's about the business opportunity

On what basis should we maintain our study of the user experience?

• We need to base our ux study, from the start, on the expectations of our stakeholders (business outcomes) combined with the needs of our users.

• We need to base our ux study, from the start,on the business opportunity

What is the definition of an output?

• Output is the product created in favor of a service requester. It can be a digital ,physical product or a non-material service.

• Output is like the outcome