Design+Prototype

Who writes a design brief?

• Company CEO and investors

• Client and Company CEO

• Client or Product designer

• Product designer and manufacturer

At what stage of product design does a product designer prepare a design brief?

• At the stage when a client discusses situation or problem with the designer

• At the stage of making a product

• At the stage of getting information from research

• At the stage of calculating the cost of making the product

Why a product designer writes a design brief?

• To attract new clients

• To highlight problem faced by the client

• To set out what product will be designed and made

• To suggest a solution

Which of the following will be included in product designer's design brief?

• Function of a product, where the product will be assembled and the end user

• Function of a product, the name of the designer and the company that will make the product

• Function of a product, the end user and the name of material supplier

• Function of a product, the end user and materials that will be used

Why does a product designer analyse a design brief given by a client?

• To get full understanding of what colour will be suitable for the product

• To get full understanding of what will be designed

• To get full understanding of the budget needed to make a product

• To get full understanding of where the product will be promoted

According to Don Norman, User Experience can best be described as...

• the implementation of coding to create page layouts, styling and features for websites and applications

• all aspects of the end-user's interaction with a company, its services, and its products

• a root vegetable, Brassica napus, that originated as a hybrid between a cabbage and a turnip

• the process of maximizing the number of visitors to a particular website by ensuring that the site appears high on the list of results returned by a search engine

In the UX honeycomb, Useable addresses which concern?

• Can users effectively and efficiently achieve their end goals?

• Is your navigational structure intuitive?

• Can the user trust the product you provide?

• Does the product, service or feature serve a purpose for your target customers?

The inclusive practice of ensuring there are no barriers that prevent interaction with a website or product is addressed by which UX aspect?

• Usability

• Usefulness

• Accessibility

• Credibility

What could be defined as a research method used to examine if participants can easily understand and use a product or service?

• Strep Testing

• Usability Testing

• Wireframing

• Network Testing

What do you mean by the User Experience of a product?

• What the user experiences while using the product

• How much experience a user has using the product

• What the user believes his experience will be when using the product