Principles of User Interface Design

What is the primary focus of user-centred design?

• The aesthetics of the interface

• The needs and preferences of the user

• The latest design trends

• The technical specifications

Which of the following is a key principle of accessibility in design?

• Using complex language

• Ensuring compatibility with all devices

• Providing alternative text for images

• Using bright colours

Why is consistency important in user interfaces?

• It makes the interface look more colourful

• It helps users predict how the interface will behave

• It allows for more creative freedom

• It reduces the need for user feedback

What does user-centred design aim to improve?

• The speed of the internet

• The user's experience and satisfaction

• The cost of development

• The number of features

Which of the following is NOT a consideration for accessibility in design?

• Colour contrast

• Font size

• User's internet speed

• Screen reader compatibility

What is an example of maintaining consistency in user interfaces?

• Changing button styles on each page

• Using the same navigation layout throughout the site

• Using different fonts for each section

• Randomly placing elements

What is a benefit of user-centred design?

• Increased development time

• Higher user satisfaction

• More complex interfaces

• Less user feedback

Which of the following is a principle of accessibility in design?

• Using only text

• Providing keyboard shortcuts

• Using small fonts

• Avoiding captions for videos

How does consistency in user interfaces benefit users?

• It confuses them

• It makes the interface unpredictable

• It reduces the learning curve

• It increases the number of errors

What is a common feature of effective navigation design?

• Hidden menus

• Clear and descriptive labels

• Randomly placed links

• Overlapping elements