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WorksheetsUX 9/19 Test Review
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 17mins
A UX team is designing an app for teenagers. The app collects location data to recommend nearby stores. The team wants to improve the app without making users uncomfortable.
What is the most ethical step the team should take before using the location data?
Turn on location tracking by default
Keep tracking private and not tell the users
Ask users to approve location tracking and explain why it is used
Use the data right away since the app already has access
A company creates a new online platform. The UX designers want to make sure their technology use is ethical. Which actions show ethical use of technology? (Select all that apply.)
Asking users to agree to data use before starting
Making the privacy policy easy to understand
Hiding how the user's information will be shared
Giving users a choice to stop sharing their data
Designing the app to automatically turn on location
Match each ethical problem with the action that solves it. Ethical Problems: 1. Users are confused about why data is collected __________ 2. App asks for personal information it does not need __________ 3. Users cannot delete their accounts __________
Users are confused about why data is collected
Write clear privacy terms
App asks for personal information it does not need
Only ask for needed information
Users cannot delete their accounts
Add a delete account option
A UX designer adds a button to an app that says “Free Trial,” but users are charged after three days without being told clearly. This design is unethical because…
A UX designer is reviewing actions taken during a recent app update. The team wants to avoid unethical practices in the next version.
Which of the following actions are unethical?
Asking for camera access without explaining the reason
Making it hard for users to delete their accounts
Giving users control over what data they share
Collecting personal data without consent
Showing ads that look like real buttons
A UX designer uses an image found online in a design for a client without checking the source.
Trademark
Patent
Copyright
Privacy
A UX team is developing a new product design. Carefully evaluate the following statement and indicate whether they are true or false.
True or False: A design can be protected by a patent if it is a new idea.
True
False
A UX team is developing a new product design. Carefully evaluate the following statements and indicate whether they are true or false.
True or False: A logo can be protected by a trademark.
True
False
A UX designer creates a new button shape that works faster for mobile users. The shape and function are new and not used anywhere else.
Which protection will help the designer own this idea?
Trademark
Patent
Copyright
License
A student copies a UX layout from a popular website and uses the exact same design in a school project without asking or giving credit.
Which action best describes what the student has done?
Practiced design thinking
Improved an existing design
Shared open-source content
Violated intellectual property law
A UX designer is creating a new app and uses a famous company’s logo to make the app look more trustworthy. The designer also includes a fake review using that company’s name.
Which of the following actions are trademark violations?
Using a copyrighted song in the app without permission
Copying a website layout without credit
Using a well-known company’s logo in an app without permission
Downloading and editing a free stock photo for a website
A UX design student uses a copyrighted image in a website mockup. The student gives credit in small text but did not get permission from the original creator.
Why is this still a violation of intellectual property law?
Sentence Stem:
It is still a violation because…
A UX student wants to follow IP laws when designing a website.
Which of the following actions are not violations of intellectual property laws?
Designing a wireframe using your own shapes
Using a Creative Commons photo with credit and a link
Copying icons from a copyrighted app
Using a popular company’s logo
Downloading an image from a random website
A UX student copies text from a design article and pastes it into a research slide without using quotation marks or a citation.
What could happen as a result?
The project will look more professional
The student may be accused of plagiarism
The original author will not notice
The teacher will rewrite the citation later
A team creates a portfolio and uses someone else’s project images without asking or giving credit. Later, the original designer reports them.
They get extra views from the original creator
Their portfolio is protected under fair use
They can lose credibility or face legal action
The images are safe if used only once
A UX designer submits a job application with work copied from an online template and claims it as original. What could be the result of this plagiarism?
The designer may be rejected for dishonesty
The copied design will not be noticed in interviews
The employer may praise the designer’s creativity
The designer could be hired faster
A company discovers that one of its UX interns has used images from a competitor's website without permission or proper credit. The company receives a complaint. What could happen to the intern?
The intern might receive an award
The intern might be asked to give a presentation
The intern might lose trust or be removed from the team
The intern may be allowed to continue without any changes
A student is creating a UX project and finds an article with helpful facts. The student copies two sentences and pastes them into the project without a citation. What should the student have done instead?
Leave the sentences as-is because they are short
Use quotation marks and add a citation
Reword the sentences and do not give credit
Use the sentences, but change the font style
A UX designer uses a Creative Commons photo in a prototype. The license says: "Free to use with credit." Which of the following shows the ethical way to use the photo?
Add the photographer’s name
and source link
Add the photographer’s name
and source link
Keep the photo but remove the
watermark
Change the colors of the photo to
make it original
A student wants to use a photo found online in a class project. The license requires giving credit to the creator. Which of the following actions is ethical?
Add the photographer’s name and source link
List “photo from internet” at the bottom of the page
Keep the photo but remove the watermark
Change the colors of the photo to make it original
A student designs an app mockup using music from a free download site. The music requires permission for commercial use, but the student adds it without checking the license. What is the ethical issue here?
The student is following Creative Commons rules
The music is free, so there is no problem
The student used the music incorrectly and may be violating rules
The student can fix it by changing the project background
In a UX class, a student uses code from an open-source project. The license allows reuse if the original coder is named. Which of the following shows ethical use of the code?
Copying the code without changing anything
Posting the code with a new name but not crediting the original coder
Sharing the code online without
credit
Adding a note with the original coder’s name and license
Which of the following is the ethical way to reuse open-source code?
Renaming the code and claiming it as your own
Sharing the code online without credit
Sharing the code online without credit
Adding a note with the original coder’s name and license
