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What is the primary reason of involving the end-user in interaction design?

• Understanding the problem space

• Increase more cost in the development process

• Not to solve the problem

• To extend the number of days to prolonged the interaction design

Some practical issues in interaction design is?

• To generate the required design

• What are the users’ needs?

• To choose to the required design

• Who are the developers?

What are the 4 approaches of Interactive Design?

• User-centered design

• Activity-center design

• System Design

• Genius Design

• Artificial Design

In the interactive design, for you to understand the problem space you should (Choose 2 correct answers)

• explore the current user-experience

• is there a need for change

• to plan your System Design

• how this change not to improve the situation

In the interactive design, importance of involving users (Choose the best answers)

• no surprise, no disappointment

• realistic expectations

• communication

• make fun for the group

In the interactive design, What is the degree of user involvement that need constant input, but lose touch with users?

• Full-time

• Part-time

• Short-term

• Long-term

In the interactive design, What is the degree of user involvement that have patchy input and very stressful?

• Full-time

• Part-time

• Short-term

• Long-term

In the interactive design, What is the degree of user involvement that have inconsistent across project life?

• Full-time

• Part-time

• Short-term

• Long-term

In the interactive design, What is the degree of user involvement that have consistent, but lose touch with users?

• Full-time

• Part-time

• Short-term

• Long-term

In the interactive design, What is the user-centered approach?

• Early focus on users and tasks: directly studying cognitive, behavioral, anthropomorphic, and attitudinal characteristics

• Larger than the group of direct users

• Focus on peoples’ goals, usability, and user experience goals, rather than expect stakeholders to articulate requirements

• Balancing constraints and trade-offs