User centered design

UCD stands for...

• User centered design

• User concentrated design

• Usability centered design

User interface design refers to...

• the process designers use to built interfaces in software or computarized devices, focusing only on looks.

• the process designers use to built interfaces in software or computarized devices, focusing only on styles.

• the process designers use to built interfaces in software or computarized devices, focusing on looks and styles.

User centered design is...

• a design centered in human.

• a design centered in users.

• A design centered in the programmer.

A good design is an emotional design because...

• people associate it with feeling happy.

• people associate it with pleasure and good feeling.

• people associate it with feeling sad.

• people associate it with feeling blue.

Users always care about ...

• the look of the interface.

• The colours and images.

• the style of the interface.

• The usability of the interfaces.

When you create a preject based on Ucd you should take into account...

• the predictability of the interface and the usability for the user.

• your own experience.

• your own likes and preferences.

• other designers ideas.

In graphical user interfaces

• Users interact with visual representations on digital control panels.

• Users interact with these through their voices. Most smart assistants

• Users engage with 3D design spaces through bodily motions: e.g., in virtual reality (VR) games.

In voice-controlled interfaces

• Users interact with visual representations on digital control panels.

• Users interact with these through their voices. Most smart assistants

• Users engage with 3D design spaces through bodily motions: e.g., in virtual reality (VR) games.

In gesture- based interfaces

• Users interact with visual representations on digital control panels.

• Users interact with these through their voices. Most smart assistants

• Users engage with 3D design spaces through bodily motions: e.g., in virtual reality (VR) games.

This si an example of..

• Graphical user interfaces

• Voice-controlled interfaces

• Gesture-based interfaces