18. What is a generalist UX designer?
- Generalist designers specialize in one kind of UX design and have a breadth of knowledge in other areas.
- Generalist designers have a deep understanding of one kind of UX design and lack knowledge in other areas.
- Generalist designers are comfortable working in a lot of areas of UX design.
- Generalist designers have knowledge in many areas but lack specialization.
19. Which type of UX designer dives deep into one particular role?
- Specialist
- Y-shaped
- Generalist
- T-shaped
20. Which UX design role focuses on designing the experience and functionality of a product?
- Motion designer
- Visual designer
- Production designer
- Interaction designer
21. Alex is starting a job as an entry level UX designer. Which of the following is a type of communication they are unlikely to use day-to-day?
- Proposals
- Press releases
- Emails
- Client pitches
22. Which type of business is most likely to hire a specialist designer?
- Large companies
- Small business
- Startups
- Design agencies
23. What are some of the benefits a beginner UX designer might find working at a startup?
- Startup companies allow employees to pick the projects they want to work on and manage their own schedule.
- Startup companies allow employees to make large contributions and guide the company towards growth.
- Startup companies allow employees to specialize in one specific skill and learn from expert colleagues.
- Startup companies allow generalist UX designers to work with a wide range of clients.
24. Which of the following team members does a UX designer collaborate with to understand how people use a product?
- UX researcher
- UX writer
- Visual designer
- Motion designer
25. What is a benefit of starting your career with an apprenticeship?
- Apprenticeships are paid.
- Apprenticeships allow you to work for yourself.
- Apprenticeships are short-term, lasting a few months.
- Apprenticeships allow you to work primarily for a recommendation.
26. In UX design, what makes a product enjoyable?
- The design is difficult to learn at first, but easy to understand as time goes on.
- The design is designed to function the same for everyone.
- The designs foster a positive connection by taking a user’s thoughts and feelings into account.
- The designs are useful and marketable to people with diverse abilities and backgrounds.
27. Which of the following terms describes the process used to take a product from idea to reality?
- Product development timeline
- Product development life cycle
- Design and development life cycle
- Product creation life cycle
28. Which of the following terms is how a person, the user, feels about interacting with or experiencing a product?
- User interface design
- Interaction design
- Experience design
- User experience
29. Which type of designer maintains a wide breadth of knowledge and responsibilities?
- T-shaped
- Y-shaped
- Specialist
- Generalist
30. What design role focuses on how a product looks?
- Motion designer
- Production designer
- Visual designer
- UX engineer
31. Imagine a user needs to get directions to a destination while driving. They are able to use the voice command feature on their phone to open a maps app for voice-guided directions. Is this an example of a good user experience?
- Maybe
- No
- Yes
32. Choose the environment that best suits a generalist. Select all that apply.
- Design agencies
- Startup businesses
- Large corporations
- Small companies
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33. What is the product development life cycle?
- The time that a designer is learning product development.
- The amount of time a product takes to be coded after it’s been designed.
- The process used to take a product from an idea to reality.
- How long a product exists before it needs to be retired.
34. What is the third stage in the product development life cycle?
- Brainstorm
- Define
- Launch
- Design
- Test
