CH 4 P1

What role do visions play in interaction design?

• They serve as a driving force that frames research and development, providing concrete scenarios of future technology use.

• They focus only on improving existing technologies without considering future possibilities

• They eliminate the need for ethical considerations such as privacy and trust.

• They are limited to aesthetic design choices in user interfaces.

How does theory contribute to interaction design?

• It provides an explanation of a phenomenon and helps identify factors relevant to design and evaluation.

• It focuses only on aesthetic improvements in interface design.

• It eliminates the need for user testing and evaluation.

• It prevents designers from predicting user behavior with different interfaces

What is the purpose of models in interaction design?

• To enable designers to predict and evaluate alternative designs based on abstracted theories

• To focus only on visual elements without considering user interaction

• To replace theories in the design process entirely

• To create fixed designs that do not require evaluation

What is the role of frameworks in interaction design?

• They provide a set of interrelated concepts and questions to guide design and user experience.

• They focus only on the technical implementation of a system.

• They eliminate the need for user feedback and evaluation.

• They restrict designers to a single approach without flexibility.

How does cognition contribute to interaction design?

• Thinking, remembering, learning, daydreaming, decision-making, seeing, reading, talking, writing.

• It focuses only on the visual design of an interface.

• It eliminates the need for user testing and evaluation.

• It restricts users from making decisions while interacting with a system.

Why is attention important in interaction design?

• It ensures that users process all available information at once without prioritization

• It eliminates the need for visual and audio cues in interfaces.

• It prevents users from multitasking while interacting with a system.

• Selecting things on which to concentrate at a point in time from the mass of stimuli around us

What is perception in interaction design?

• How information is acquired from the world and transformed into experiences

• The ability to recall past interactions with a system

• The ability to recall past interactions with a system

• A method for designing user interfaces without considering user experiences

What is a key design implication for using icons in interaction design?

• Icons should be abstract and difficult to interpret.

• Icons should enable users to distinguish their meaning readily.

• Icons should replace all text labels regardless of user familiarity.

• Icons should look visually appealing but not necessarily convey meaning.

What role does memory play in interaction design?

• It involves recalling various kinds of knowledge that allow people to act appropriately.

• It only refers to the storage capacity of a computer system.

• It eliminates the need for intuitive interface design.

• It prevents users from learning new interactions over time.

How does context impact memory in interaction design?

• It affects the extent to which information can be subsequently retrieved.

• It has no effect on how users recall information.

• It only influences the aesthetic design of an interface.

• It prevents users from remembering previous interactions.