HCI UNIT 6

What is the primary purpose of designing for mobile form factors as described in Unit VI?

• To create visually appealing apps.
• To ensure the app runs on all operating systems.
• To optimize the user experience for different screen sizes and contexts.
• To reduce the app's memory usage.

Which of the following is considered a mobile navigation idiom mentioned in the syllabus?

• Command line interface
• Menu Selection
• Drawers
• GUI in Python

According to the syllabus, what is a key consideration when designing for an automotive interface?

• High-speed data transfer.
• Minimal driver distraction.
• Large screen resolution.
• Complex gesture controls.

The term "10-foot interfaces" refers to designing for:

• Interfaces viewed from a close distance.
• Interfaces on mobile phones.
• Interfaces on kiosks.
• Interfaces on large displays viewed from a distance.

What is a multi-touch gesture?

• A single tap on the screen.
• A gesture using multiple fingers, like pinching or swiping.
• A voice command.
• A physical button press.

Which of the following is a component of a mobile app's "anatomy"?

• Server-side scripting.
• Mobile form factors.
• Database management.
• Web server.

What is a primary function of Android Accessibility Guidelines?

• To make apps compatible with older Android versions.
• To ensure apps are usable by people with disabilities.
• To simplify app development.
• To optimize app performance.

The concept of "Inter-app integration" in mobile design refers to:

• The app's ability to run on multiple platforms.
• The app's ability to connect with a physical server.
• Allowing apps to share data and functionality with each other.
• The process of creating a single-purpose app.

Designing for kiosks involves considering:

• A desktop operating system.
• A small, complex screen.
• A public, often unsupervised, interaction context.
• A multi-user environment at the same time.

Which of the following is an example of an audible interface?

• A car's dashboard display.
• A smart speaker that responds to voice commands.
• A kiosk with a touchscreen.
• A mobile app with a text-based interface.