Web Usability Quiz
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An important first step in designing a Web site is to:
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Choose site colors
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Identify target user groups
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Prototype the home page
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Develop form filling requirements
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Determine widgets/controls
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This Web Usability Quiz assesses knowledge on effective website design, focusing on user groups, usability testing, expert reviews, multimedia use, and text alignment.
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Usability testing for a Web site can be performed with:
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Hand-drawn designs
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Illustrations of navigational controls
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Final graphical representations
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Detailed screen designs
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. All of the aboveExplanation
Usability testing for a Web site can be performed with hand-drawn designs, illustrations of navigational controls, final graphical representations, and detailed screen designs. This is because usability testing aims to evaluate the user experience and effectiveness of a website, regardless of the level of visual fidelity or completeness of the design. By testing different stages of the design process, designers can gather valuable feedback and make improvements before the final implementation. Therefore, all of the mentioned options can be used for usability testing.Rate this question:
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An expert review is:
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Difficult to perform
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Relatively quick to do
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Based on one standard set of guidelines
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Representative of real users
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Relatively quick to doExplanation
An expert review is relatively quick to do because it involves an evaluation of a product or system by an expert in the field. This evaluation is based on the expert's knowledge and experience, allowing them to quickly identify any usability issues or areas for improvement. Unlike other methods that require extensive user testing or data collection, an expert review can be conducted in a shorter timeframe, making it a time-efficient option for evaluating the usability of a product or system.Rate this question:
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Multimedia should be used:
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As much as possible to impress users
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Never because of download times
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Sparingly to support the intent of the site
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Only for audio and not video
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Sparingly to support the intent of the siteExplanation
Multimedia should be used sparingly to support the intent of the site. This means that multimedia elements such as images, videos, and audio should only be used when they enhance the overall purpose and message of the website. Overusing multimedia can lead to slower load times and a cluttered user experience. Therefore, it is important to use multimedia judiciously and strategically to effectively communicate the intended message of the site.Rate this question:
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To improve the time it takes to scan a Web page in Portuguese, text should be:
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Centered
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Left aligned
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Right aligned
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Staggered
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Left alignedExplanation
Left aligned text is the correct answer because it allows for easy scanning and reading of the text. When text is left aligned, it creates a consistent starting point for each line, making it easier for the eyes to follow along and quickly scan the content. Centered or right aligned text can disrupt the natural flow of reading and make it more difficult to scan the page efficiently. Staggered text is not a common alignment option and may cause confusion for readers. Therefore, left aligned text is the best choice for improving the scanning time of a web page in Portuguese.Rate this question:
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To organize information on a Web page, grouping can be used to differentiate related and unrelated information by:
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Inserting a blank line between groups
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Indenting to show a sub-grouping
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Putting a panel or box around related information
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Leaving white space between groups
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. All of the aboveExplanation
Grouping can be used to organize information on a web page by inserting a blank line between groups, indenting to show a sub-grouping, putting a panel or box around related information, and leaving white space between groups. All of these methods can be effective in differentiating related and unrelated information on a web page.Rate this question:
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Items on a Web page can be sequenced based on each of the following except:
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Alphabetical, when names of items are not known to users
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Frequency of use by typical users
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Logic or task flow of typical users
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Importance
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Alphabetical, when names of items are known to users
Correct Answer
A. Alphabetical, when names of items are not known to usersExplanation
Items on a web page can be sequenced based on various factors such as frequency of use by typical users, logic or task flow of typical users, and importance. However, when names of items are not known to users, it would not be possible to sequence them alphabetically. This is because alphabetical sequencing requires the knowledge of item names in order to arrange them in the correct order according to the alphabet. Therefore, alphabetical sequencing is not applicable when names of items are not known to users.Rate this question:
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In general, when writing for the Web one should do all of the following except:
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Avoid lengthy paragraphs
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Write in active voice
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Use computer terminology
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Use correct tone
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Use words consistently
Correct Answer
A. Use computer terminologyExplanation
When writing for the web, it is important to use language that is easily understood by a wide audience. Using computer terminology may alienate or confuse readers who are not familiar with technical jargon. Therefore, it is recommended to avoid using computer terminology when writing for the web.Rate this question:
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Guidelines for good color usage include all of these points except:
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Use colors to show relationships
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Use colors as codes (e.g., green=go)
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Use colors to aid scanning
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Use up to 5 colors for highlighting objects
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Use colors to draw attention
Correct Answer
A. Use up to 5 colors for highlighting objectsExplanation
The given correct answer suggests that using up to 5 colors for highlighting objects is not a guideline for good color usage. This means that there is no restriction on the number of colors that can be used for highlighting objects. The other points mentioned in the question, such as using colors to show relationships, using colors as codes, using colors to aid scanning, and using colors to draw attention, are all considered guidelines for good color usage.Rate this question:
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Red text should not be used on a blue background because:
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It has patriotic meaning for those in the U.S.
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They are not aesthetic together
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It will be fuzzy to read
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These are not browser safe colors
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. It will be fuzzy to readExplanation
Red text should not be used on a blue background because it will be fuzzy to read. The contrast between red and blue can cause the text to appear blurry or difficult to read, especially for individuals with visual impairments. It is important to choose color combinations that provide clear and legible text for optimal readability.Rate this question:
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