35. Which of the following describes the user experience?
- The user experience is how the developer feels about a user.
- The user experience is how the company wants a user to feel.
- The user experience is the attitude the ux designer has about a product.
- The user experience is how the user feels about interacting with or experiencing a product.
36. Which UX design role focuses on creating smooth transitions between pages of an app or website?
- Visual designer
- Interaction designer
- Motion designer
- UX engineer
37. Creating prototypes is a day-to-day responsibility of an entry level UX designer. What is a prototype?
- An early model of a product that demonstrates functionality
- The content that will eventually be in a digital product
- The framework of a website, or how it’s organized, categorized, and structured
- An outline or a sketch of a product or a screen
38. Alex is starting a career in UX and is excited to learn from other experts on the job. Alex also wants to specialize in a particular UX design role and focus on one project from beginning to end. Which job is a good fit for Alex?
- Working at a design studio
- Working at a large tech company
- Working at an advertising agency
- Working for clients on a freelance basis
39. What is the fifth stage in the product development life cycle?
- Brainstorm
- Define
- Design
- Launch
- Test
40. What type of UX designer specializes in one kind of UX design, and has a breadth of knowledge in other areas?
- Generalist
- T-shaped
- Y-shaped
- Specialist
41. What does a motion designer focus on in UX design?
- How a product or technology looks.
- Translating the design’s intent into a functioning experience.
- What it feels like for a user to move through a product.
- Focus on the experience of a product and how it functions.
42. What are some qualities in a product that make a good user experience? Select all that apply.
- The product is useful.
- The product is usable.
- The product is equitable.
- The product is enjoyable.
- The product is complex.
43. Wireframing is a day-to-day responsibility of an entry level UX designer. What is a wireframe?
- A plan for the product development life cycle.
- The basic idea of a future product.
- An approach to gathering information about potential users.
- An outline or a sketch of a product or a screen.
44. In UX design, what makes a product useful?
- The design, structure, and purpose of the product are clear to everyone.
- The design solves a user’s problem.
- The designs foster a positive connection by taking a user’s thoughts and feelings into account.
- The design is designed to function the same for everyone.
45. When designing a good user experience, what is a key task of the designer?
- Making a user work hard to understand the product.
- Confirming that the product matches the needs of the client above all else.
- Leaving room for improvement in later versions,
- Connecting a specific emotion to the experience of using the product.
46. Alex is starting a job as an entry level UX designer. Which of the following tasks will they likely not be working on?
- Prototyping
- Marketing
- Wireframing
- Researching
47. Which of the options below is a common characteristic of freelancing in UX?
- It requires limited responsibility.
- It requires working closely with a supervisor to learn more about the industry.
- It requires working with an experienced professional for around one or two years.
- It requires marketing your services to businesses to find customers.
48. In UX design, what makes a product equitable?
- The design is designed to function the same for everyone.
- The design, structure, and purpose of the product are clear to everyone.
- The designs are useful and marketable to people with diverse abilities and backgrounds.
- The design is difficult to learn at first, but easy to understand as time goes on.
