Adobe UX Foundation Learning Journey

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Module 1 - Introduction to User Experience Design

Quiz Answers :

1.
How do you build successful human-centered user experiences?

Build an experience that you personally would like to use

Focus only on functionality and mechanics

Delight the user by understanding how humans work and appealing to their emotions

Save as much money in the design process as possible

2.
What is the User Experience Design process?

Product Definition > Research > Analysis > Design > Validation

Idea Generation > Development > Design

Prototyping > Testing > Development > Research

Idea Generation > Research > Prototyping > Analysis > Testing

3.
Which principle is not one of Nielsen Norman Group’s experience heuristics?

Consistency and Standards

Speed and Timeline

Error Prevention

Aesthetic and Minimalist Design

4.
How is heuristic evaluation different from usability testing?

The number and type of users required for heuristic evaluation can be fewer and is less formal than usability testing

Heuristic evaluation is more complicated and costly than usability testing

Usability testing uses computer simulations and heuristic evaluation uses human users

Heuristic evaluation is for small teams and usability testing is for large enterprise corporations

5.
Identify from the following principle that does not make up a good user experience.

Provide a clear and understandable reason for an error

Pair thoughtful experience design with hierarchical visual design

Inform the user about what is happening inside a product or website

Use highly technical jargon that only experts understand.

Module 2 - User Experience Research

Quiz Answers :

1.
At what phase of the design process should you conduct a competitive analysis?

Research phase

Prototyping phase

During development

Validation

2.
What is not a characteristic of a good user persona?

Reflect real user patterns

Focuses on the current state of how users interact with a product

Guesses at what a target user might think

Focused on the behaviors and goals related to the specific domain of a product

3.
How is qualitative research differs from quantitative research?

Qualitative and quantitative research are the same

Qualitative research is conducted at the beginning of a project and quantitative research is conducted at the end

Qualitative research helps you uncover how people think and feel and quantitative research is based on numerical data

4.
Which answer is an example of a task-driven feedback question?

Do you feel this product is similar to the other one?

How would you go about performing this task?

Do you trust this product?

What do you expect to gain from using this product?

5.
What is a user journey map?

A collection of tasks that visualizes the process a person goes through to accomplish a goal which allows you to analyze the steps that create friction and find an optimal design solution for those steps

A visual storyboard that describes the scenario or a goal that person should want to accomplish and describes an in-context interaction

An interactive prototype

A focus group that helps identify any product friction and finds optimal design solutions

Module 3 - Visual Design

Quiz Answers :

1.
What are the stages of Atomic Design?

Pages > Templates > Organisms > Molecules > Atoms

Atoms > Molecules > Organisms > Templates > Pages

Molecules > Templates > Pages > Atoms > Organisms

Organisms > Molecules > Pages > Templates > Atoms

2.
Which answer is not a method for designers to create a hierarchy on a page?

Scale and size individual objects to show the importance

Use contrast and color to make an element stand out

Be consistent with your design and create a style guide to define visual rules

Randomly arrange elements across the page

3.
What is the recommended maximum number of font families to use in order to avoid your layout looking busy?

Three

Two

One

None of These

4.
What is the difference between responsive and adaptive design?

Responsive design is for mobile interfaces and adaptive design is for desktop

The adaptive design utilizes one layout and adjusts the content to fit the user's screen and responsive design utilizes fixed layouts based on breakpoints

The responsive design utilizes one layout and adjusts the content to fit the user's screen and adaptive design utilizes fixed layouts based on breakpoints

Adaptive design is only used for i-phone users

5.
What is a ‘brand dictionary’?

An online website

A palette of worlds that defines the brand you’re working on

The decorative effect of the typography

Content like illustrations, photography, and video

Module 4 - User Experience Design Strategy

Quiz Answers :

1.
A good Information Architecture is informed by these 3 areas?

Business stakeholders, developers, and users

Content, color, and hierarchy

Users, context, and content

Labeling, navigation, and structure

2.
Why should you create a sitemap?

Form a better understanding of the site’s goals and purposes

Remove duplicated content and eliminate unnecessary pages

Single source of truth

All of the above

3.
What is the name of the rule that defines how many clicks it should take a user to find any information on your website?

Three-click rule

One-click rule

4 to 5 click rule

10-click rule

4.
What is the difference between Taxonomy and Metadata?

Metadata is code for developers to define character styles

Taxonomy is a particular categorization of information, leveraging metadata attributes

Taxonomy is a UX research methodology

Taxonomy and metadata both make it easier for a customer to discover products

5.
What is not a type of navigation?

Top Nav

Sidebar

Breadcrumb

Island

Module 5 - Mock Up

Quiz Answers :

1.
What should you consider when building a user flow?

What is the user trying to accomplish?

What information does the user need to do it?

What barriers might prevent users from accomplishing a goal?

All of the above

2.
What is the easiest way to start visualizing an interface idea?

Sketching

Wireframe

Illustrations

Video

3.
What is not an advantage of using a wireframe?

Quickly make design changes

Waste of time and money

Improves the user interface

Helps content development be design focused

4.
What is fidelity?

How to measure the success of your prototype

The number of fonts you use in your prototype

The level of detail and realism of your prototype

How easy it is for a user to use your prototype

5.
What is the difference between a wireframe and a mock-up?

A wireframe lacks visual graphics and is a simple “skeleton” of a user interface and a mock-up is much closer to the final visual design

A mock-up can be used for user testing and a wireframe cannot

Only developers need to use a wireframe but all stakeholders can use a mock-up

Wireframes are more expensive than mock-ups