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WorksheetsUlangkaji Navigation and Search Systems
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
The following are types of navigation system EXCEPT:
Global Navigation System
Local Navigation System
Ad-hoc Navigation System
Database Navigation Systems
Which of the following are the differences between pogosticking and crabwalking?
Pogosticking is used when links to siblings are provided on the page while crabwalking is when users go to a subcategory and then must go all the way back to the parent category to choose a different subcategory
Pogosticking is commonly available in the form of a sidebar menu on every page while crabwalking have lists of links and breadcrumbs that will support this behavior.
Pogosticking have breadcrumbs that will support this behavior while crabwalking allowing users to explore the all page
Pogosticking is when users go to a subcategory and then must go all the way back to the parent category to choose a different subcategory while crabwalking is used when links to siblings are provided on the page.
Which of the following are NOT TRUE about bread crumbs?
It provides links back to each previous page the user navigated through to get to the current page or—in hierarchical site structures—the parent pages of the current one.
It provides a trail for the user to follow back to the starting or entry point.
Breadcrumbs in website usually located in web page headers.
It allows users to keep track of their locations within programs or documents.
The following are types of breadcrumbs EXCEPT:
Path
Instant
Location
Attributes
The following are supplemental navigation systems EXCEPT:
Sitemap
Frames
Guided Tour
Table of figures
The following are types of searching EXCEPT:
Known-item searching
Existence searching
Exploratory searching
Incomprehensive searching
Which of the following are the differences between known item searching and existence searching?
Known item searching information need is more challenging than existence searching.
The success of your known item searching depends as much upon the abilities of the brokers, the web sites, and your aunt to understand your idea and its context as whether the information (in this case, a particular mutual fund) exists compare to existence searching.
Known item searching are used when some users' information needs are clearly defined and have a single, correct answer while existence searching are usually used when users know what they want but don't know how to describe it or whether the answer exists at all.
Known item searching are usually used when users know what they want but don't know how to describe it or whether the answer exists at all while existence searching are used when some users' information needs are clearly defined and have a single, correct answer
Which of following are NOT TRUE about exploratory searching and comprehensive searching ?
Exploratory searching are used when user know how to phrase their question, but don't know exactly what they're hoping to find, and are really just exploring and trying to learn more.
Comprehensive searching are used when users want everything available on a given topic.
Scientific researchers, patent lawyers, doctoral students trying to find unique and original dissertation topics, and fans of any sort fit into this category usually used comprehensive searching.
Comprehensive searching are used when user are willing to take the time to learn more.
The following are issues that Information Architect need to tackle during the search systems design EXCEPT:
The level of searching expertise users have
The kind of information the user wants
The type of information being searched
The depth of information being searched
The following are good practice in designing search systems EXCEPT:
Choose a Search Engine That Fits Users' Needs
Display Search Results Sensibly
Always Provide the User with Feedback
Search Options Should Be Ambiguous
