User Interface Design Principles

Identify the problem with the button shown in the image.

• The button is missing a label.

• The button is too large.

• The button is not clickable.

• The button is the wrong color.

User interfaces should be as easy to use as possible. How could it be fixed?

• By simplifying the design and reducing complexity

• By adding more features and options

• By using complex navigation menus

• By increasing the number of steps to complete tasks

The problem with the button shown is:

• It is missing a label.

• It is too large.

• It is the wrong color.

• It is not clickable.

How could it be fixed?

• By tightening the loose screw

• By adding more weight

• By painting the surface

• By removing the support

The core design principles of a user interface include:

• Consistency, feedback, simplicity, and visibility

• Complexity, ambiguity, and unpredictability

• Randomness, opacity, and inflexibility

• Inconsistency, confusion, and clutter

Fill in the blank: Navigation is the way that we move through the interface, e.g. clicking on icons, using _____

• menus

• colors

• fonts

• sounds

Fill in the blank: One aspect of Level 2 Language in user interface design is ____ style.

• Font

• Color

• Layout

• Icon

Fill in the blank: One aspect of Level 2 Language in user interface design is _____

• Language

• Color Scheme

• Font Size

• Navigation

Fill in the blank: One aspect of Level 2 Language in user interface design is _____

• Information

• Animation

• Sound

• Color

Fill in the blank: One aspect of Level 2 Language in user interface design is _____

• Layout

• Color Scheme

• Font Size

• Animation