Basics of Interaction Design- PART1

Which of the following best describes the purpose of a persona in interaction design?

• A list of system requirements
  

• A fictional character used to explore user behavior

• The project manager of a design team

• A test script for user interfaces

In the example scenario involving Brian and a movie player, what design consideration is being illustrated?

• User interface complexity

• Ethical hacking

• Sequence task flow and cognitive decision-making

• Data encryption in networks

What is the central message emphasized in interaction design according to the lecture?

• Minimize design cost

• Focus on system security

• Keep the user central at all stages of design

• Prioritize developer needs

Which is an example of designing an intervention rather than just an artefact?

• Designing a new button color

• Creating a user manual for a complex system

• Updating the operating system

• Reducing memory usage of the app

Why is it important to understand users' psychological and social aspects in design?

• To make the system aesthetically pleasing

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  C. To design systems that align with

• To ensure that user errors are completely eliminated real user behavior under stress

• To enforce strict usage patterns

When creating a prototype, the goal is to:

• Finalize the product for deployment

• Explore ideas and test interaction designs

• Reduce budget and team size

• Eliminate all usability errors

Which technique involves giving users physical items like postcards or cameras to capture their experiences?

• Scenario analysis

• Cultural probes

• Persona creation

• Task walkthroughs

What is a limitation of using only one linear scenario in design?

• It’s too abstract to understand

• It becomes too technical

• It misses alternative paths and exceptions

• It slows down development

In the design process, the stage where we analyze what is needed based on current systems and goals is called:

• Implementation

• Prototyping

• Requirements gathering

• Deployment

"Treating users as well as physical materials" implies:

• Giving users complete control over design

• Designing for human limitations and errors

• Limiting user access

• Automating every decision