HCI QUIZ 1 Final

What is the primary goal of identifying needs in HCI?

• to improve computer performance

• to understand user expectations and challenges

• to create aesthetically pleasing interfaces

• to increase software sales

Which method is commonly used for identifying user needs?

• interviews and surveys

• guessing based on assumptions

• copying other software designs

• ignoring other software designs

What is a functional requirement in HCI?

• the software aesthetic appeal

• a specific feature the system must provide

• the marketing strategy for the product

• user satisfaction after using the product

Which of the following best defines a requirement in HCI?

• A set of coding guidelines for developers

• A condition or capability needed by a user or system

• A list of design trends

• A marketing strategy for user engagement

Which of the following is NOT a type of requirement in HCI?

• functional requirement

• non-functional requirement

• aesthetic requirement

• user requirement

Which of the following best describes a usability requirement?

• the system must provide high-speed processing

• the interface should be easy to navigate and understand

• the application must allow secure payments

• the system should include AI-driven recommendations

What is the main goal of user-centered design (UCD)?

• to prioritize business objectives over user needs

• to create systems that are easy, efficient, and satisfying for users

• to focus only on the latest design trends

• to develop software without user involvement

Which of the following is a key principle of user-centered design?

• ignoring user feedback

• designing first, testing later

• involving users throughout the design process

• relying only on developers for system usability

Which approach involves users directly in the design process by gathering their input and feedback?

• system-centered design

• participatory design

• waterfall model

• agile development

Which of these methods is used to test how well users interact with a system?

• wireframing

• usability testing

• system coding

• data encryption