Design principles corrects assumptions about any user groups.

• True

• False

Disabilities can result because technologies are designed to necessitate a certain type of interaction that is impossible for someone with an impairment

• True

• False

Providing an audio message is not enough to provide visibility to an interface.

• True

• False

It helps prevent user from selecting incorrect options

• Assumptions

• Claims

• Constraints

• Affordances

Interfaces are virtual and have the same affordances and claims like the real world objects.

• True

• False

Refers to an attribute of an object that allows people to know how to use it.

• Constraints

• Assumptions

• Claims

• Affordances

Similar operations and similar elements for similar tasks in design interfaces

• Constraints

• Claims

• Consistency

• Assumptions

It includes animation, sound and the like to send back information to the user about his/her action.

• Interaction Design

• User Experience

• Usability

• Feedback

Design principles are based from the combination of theory-based knowledge, experience and trend.

• True

• False

It is making products and services that accommodate the widest possible number of people.

• Inclusiveness

• Accessibility

• Consistency

• Affordances