Quiz No. 1: Intro to Usability, HCI and User Interaction

Interfaces should be functional and inviting to users through careful use of white space, colors and fonts.

• user experience

• consistency

• usability

• aesthetics

It refers to methods for improving ease-of-use during the design process.

• usability

• user interaction design

• minimal user effort

• human computer design

It is one of the most important elements in ease of learning, ease of use, and aesthetics.

• aesthetics

• layout

• consistency

• user experience

It is a discipline concerned with the design, evaluation and implementation of interactive computing systems for human use.

• usability

• human computer interaction

• user experience

• usability engineering

The basic design elements that are common across the screens, forms, and reports within the system.

• interface standards design

• interface

• human computer interaction

• user experience

Measures how quickly users can accomplish their goals or finish their work using the system.

• appeal

• effectiveness

• efficiency

• utility

it usually involve a dialog with feedback and control throughout performing a task.

• interaction

• user interaction

• user experience

• human computer interaction

It provides the right kind of functionality so that the users can do what they need or want to do.

• efficient

• effectiveness

• utility

• appeal

The interface should be a series of areas on the screen that are used consistently for different purposes.

• consistency

• layout

• user experience

• aesthetics

Goals of HCI

• user experience

• layout

• dynamic

• none of the above