12ENC - 2.3.4

What does UI stand for in the context of design?

• User Interaction

• User Interface

• User Integration

• User Improvement

Which emerging technology is responsible for the shift from traditional mouse and keyboard setups to more interactive designs?

• Artificial Intelligence

• Voice-controlled interfaces

• Touchscreens

• Cloud Computing

What is a major challenge designers face when implementing gesture controls in touchscreen interfaces?

• Aesthetics of the interface

• Ensuring responsiveness and intuitiveness

• Data storage requirements

• Connectivity issues

How do voice-controlled interfaces improve user experience?

• By requiring users to memorise commands

• By enabling hands-free operation and convenience

• By replacing all traditional UIs

• By complicating interactions

What type of interfaces do Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) utilise?

• 2D interfaces with buttons

• Immersive and three-dimensional interfaces

• Text-based interfaces

• Static images

In the context of wearable devices, what is a primary consideration for UI design?

• High-resolution graphics

• Minimalist designs with essential information

• Complex interactions

• Extensive customisation options

How does Artificial Intelligence (AI) impact user interfaces?

• By creating static interfaces

• By personalising user interfaces based on behaviour

• By limiting user options

• By eliminating the need for interfaces

What is one of the advantages of cloud computing for user experience?

• Increased hardware requirements

• Real-time collaboration and automatic backups

• Slower access to data

• Limited device compatibility

What do Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) allow for in UI design?

• UIs that function only on mobile devices

• Similar functionality across different devices

• Static web pages without interactivity

• Exclusive use of traditional web technologies

How does Natural Language Processing (NLP) enhance user interfaces?

• By focusing solely on graphical elements

• By allowing for conversational interactions

• By complicating command structures

• By increasing the number of buttons and menus