How good you're at web designing? Check out the following quiz to test your understanding of UI and UX design. Both UI and UX are designing principles but are different in nature. UI stands for a user interface that deals with the interaction between the user and the computer system. The term UX stands for a user experience that deals with a user's overall experience with a particular brand or product. Do you think you can answer all the questions related to these two terms? Play the quiz and see for yourself.
Key (for opening door)
TV Remote
Button (in an app)
All of the above
Duolingo
Paypal
MailChimp
All of the above
Research -> Analysis -> Define -> Design -> Test
Define -> Research -> Analysis -> Design -> Test
Define -> Research -> Design -> Test -> Analysis
Design -> Test -> Analysis -> Define -> Research ->
Millers Law – Create UX similar to existing ones Jakob's Law – Chunking into blocks of 5-9 units Fitt's Law – Experience is inversely proportional to Long Distance & Small Button Size
Millers Law – Create UX similar to existing ones Jakob's Law – Experience is inversely proportional to Long Distance & Small Button Size Fitt's Law – Chunking into blocks of 5-9 units
Millers Law – Create UX similar to existing ones Jakob's Law – Experience is inversely proportional to Long Distance & Small Button Size Fitt's Law – Chunking into blocks of 5-9 units
Millers Law – Chunking into blocks of 5-9 units Jakob's Law – Create UX similar to existing ones Fitt's Law – Experience is inversely proportional to Long Distance & Small Button Size
Providing option to swipe photos
Personalization
Google maps turning dark at nights
Playing songs suitable to mood of the day
Wireframe - Paper & Pen sketch Mockups - Model with colors and visual UX Prototype - Interactive model
Mockups - Paper & Pen sketch Wireframe - Model with colors and visual UX Prototype - Interactive model
Wireframe - Basic design of the product Mockups - Intermediary design of the product Prototype - Advanced design of the product
Mockups - Intermediary design of the product Wireframe - Basic design of the product Prototype - Advanced design of the product
Quality attribute that measures how easy user interfaces are to use.
Methods for improving ease-of-use during the design process.
Both A and B
None of the above
97%
25%
12%
56%
Apple
Microsoft
Don Norman
Bill Gates
Jakob
None of the above
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