11 AIT - design concepts

Designing for _____ is ensuring that users can achieve their desired goals easily (effectiveness) and in as little time as possible (efficiency).

• Usability

• Accessibility

• Inclusivity

Designing for _____ is concerned with making a product accessible by users with disabilities.

• Usability

• Accessibility

• Inclusivity

Designing for _____ is ensuring that as many users as possible are able to access a product.

• Usability

• Accessibility

• Inclusivity

On a website or app: a currency converter, using gender neutral terms, and having images that are culturally sensitive are examples of _____ features.

• Usability

• Accessibility

• Inclusivity

On a website or app: multimedia captions, keyboard navigation and audio narration (text to speech) are examples of _____ features.

• Usability

• Accessibility

• Inclusivity

On a website or app: search bars, simple and consistent design, and use of thumbnails are examples of _____ features.

• Usability

• Accessibility

• Inclusivity

This design element is used to define shape, contours, and outlines; also to suggest mass and volume.

• Line

• Shape

• Space

• Texture

This design element is a two-dimensional area that is surrounded by an outline, and can be geometric or organic.

• Line

• Shape

• Space

• Texture

This design element refers to the arrangement of objects on the canvas.

• Line

• Shape

• Space

• Texture

This design element is used to represent how an object appears or feels.

• Line

• Shape

• Space

• Texture