Module 2 challenge: Thinking like a UX designer

Digital literacy is the familiarity of a user with the technology they need to use to access your product or service. How might you improve the user experience for users who are new to digital technology? Select all that apply.

• Provide clear guidance in the product

• Focus on users with higher digital literacy

• Keep the design simple

• Consider providing video tutorials

Which of these are steps in user-centered design? Select all that apply.

• Design

• Understand

• Specify

• Delete

In user-centered design, during which step do designers come up with ideas for what the product might look like?

• Evaluate

• Specify

• Design

• Understand

What is the final step in user-centered design?

• Evaluate

• Design

• Iterate

• Understand

Fill in the blank: When designing across platforms, the platform that best meets your user’s needs should be ____ .

• explored as an option

• tested more extensively

• designed for first

• provided the most resources

What types of platforms does a designer need to keep in mind when designing a product? Select all that apply.

• Desktop

• Mobile apps

• Television (TV)

• Books

Are users on mobile devices usually more goal oriented?

• Yes, and they usually spend less time in a single session.

• Maybe, it depends on the task that they are working on.

• No, and they usually spend twice as much time in a single session.

What does an equity-focused design approach seek to do?

• Build products for one type of user, so the benefits can extend to many other types of users

• Accommodate the needs of users with disabilities

• Build products that meet the needs of specific individuals and groups who have been excluded in the past

A user with limited vision is interacting with a mobile device. Software on the device narrates the on-screen text, interactive elements, and alternative text for images. What assistive technology does this scenario describe?

• Screen modification

• Screen assistant

• Screen sense

• Screen reader

People who do not identify as having a disability also benefit from the assistive technologies created for accessibility.

• True

• False