UI Design Elements and Specifications- Module 3

Match each UI design element with the correct specification type. Write the corresponding letter (A–H) next to each UI element. 1️⃣ Typography (Fonts, Colors, Layout)

• Interface Specifications – Describe how components or systems will work together.

• Design Specifications – Explain how a product, service, or system will be implemented.

• Requirement Specifications – Describe business needs and objectives.

• Material Specifications – Define physical, mechanical, electrical, or chemical properties.

• Standard Specifications – Include internal and industry-wide standards (e.g., APIs, compliance).

Match each UI design element with the correct specification type. Write the corresponding letter (A–H) next to each UI element. 2️⃣ Button Placement & User Flow

• Design Specifications – Explain how a product, service, or system will be implemented.

• Standard Specifications – Include internal and industry-wide standards (e.g., APIs, compliance).

• Requirement Specifications – Describe business needs and objectives.

• Interface Specifications – Describe how components or systems will work together.

• Material Specifications – Define physical, mechanical, electrical, or chemical properties.

Match each UI design element with the correct specification type. Write the corresponding letter (A–H) next to each UI element. 3️⃣ System API Integration

• Standard Specifications – Include internal and industry-wide standards (e.g., APIs, compliance).

• Requirement Specifications – Describe business needs and objectives.

• Design Specifications – Explain how a product, service, or system will be implemented.

• Material Specifications – Define physical, mechanical, electrical, or chemical properties.

• Interface Specifications – Describe how components or systems will work together.

Match each UI design element with the correct specification type. Write the corresponding letter (A–H) next to each UI element. 4️⃣ Physical Components (If Hardware Involved)

• Material Specifications – Define physical, mechanical, electrical, or chemical properties.

• Requirement Specifications – Describe business needs and objectives.

• Interface Specifications – Describe how components or systems will work together.

• Design Specifications – Explain how a product, service, or system will be implemented.

• Standard Specifications – Include internal and industry-wide standards (e.g., APIs, compliance).

Match each UI design element with the correct specification type. Write the corresponding letter (A–H) next to each UI element. 5️⃣ Test Cases for UI/UX Usability

• Design Specifications – Explain how a product, service, or system will be implemented.

• Standard Specifications – Include internal and industry-wide standards (e.g., APIs, compliance).

• Material Specifications – Define physical, mechanical, electrical, or chemical properties.

• Requirement Specifications – Describe business needs and objectives.

• Test Specifications – Outline testing methods, criteria, and quality assurance.

Match each UI design element with the correct specification type. Write the corresponding letter (A–H) next to each UI element. 6️⃣ Speed & Availability Metrics

• Requirement Specifications – Describe business needs and objectives.

• Standard Specifications – Include internal and industry-wide standards (e.g., APIs, compliance).

• Material Specifications – Define physical, mechanical, electrical, or chemical properties.

• Performance Specifications – Define expected operational features and constraints.

• Design Specifications – Explain how a product, service, or system will be implemented.