The Basics of user experience design solved
1.
What is the user experience?
The user experience is how the user feels about interacting with or experiencing a product.
The user experience is how the developer feels about a user.
The user experience is the attitude the UX designer has about a product.
2.
Which role represents a type of designer with broad knowledge in multiple areas of UX design, and a depth of knowledge in a single area?
Stakeholder
T-shaped
Generalist
Specialist
3.
Which UX design role focuses on designing the experience and functionality of a product?
Visual designer
Production designer
Motion designer
Interaction designer
4.
Fill in the blank: If a user finds a product enjoyable to use, then the UX designer created a positive connection by considering the user’s ______ when making the product.
hobbies and interests
personal background
thoughts and feelings
5.
What are some of the day-to-day responsibilities of an entry-level UX designer? Select all that apply.
Researching
Marketing
Wireframing
Program management
6.
Which kind of designer focuses on one particular type of UX design?
Generalist
Y-shaped
T-shaped
Specialist
7.
Choose the environment that best suits a generalist. Select all that apply.
Small companies
Startup businesses
Design agencies
Large corporations
8.
Alex is starting a career in UX and wants to work in a company with room for growth. Alex prefers a fast-paced, unstructured work environment. Which job is a good fit for Alex?
Working at a design studio
Working at a small startup
Working for a large company
Working for a city government
9.
Why are program managers necessary when working in UX design?
Program managers ensure the process of building a product goes smoothly from start to finish through the use of clear and timely communication.
Program managers ensure the language within a product is clear.
Program managers act as a bridge between interaction designers and engineers.
Program managers translate the design’s intent into a functioning experience.
10.
What is a benefit of starting your career with an apprenticeship?
Apprenticeships are short-term, lasting a few months.
Apprenticeships allow you to offer your services to a small business or nonprofit in exchange for a good recommendation.
Apprenticeships allow you to work for yourself.
Apprenticeships are paid.
1.
What is the user experience?
The user experience is how the user feels about interacting with or experiencing a product.
The user experience is how the developer feels about a user.
The user experience is the attitude the UX designer has about a product.
The user experience is how a person, the user, feels about interacting with or experiencing a product
2.
Which role represents a type of designer with broad knowledge in multiple areas of UX design, and a depth of knowledge in a single area?
Stakeholder
T-shaped
Generalist
Specialist
The vertical line of the T represents the type of UX design you specialize in, while the horizontal line of the T represents your complementary skills.
3.
Which UX design role focuses on designing the experience and functionality of a product?
Visual designer
Production designer
Motion designer
Interaction designer
Please review the video on jobs in the field of user experience.
4.
Fill in the blank: If a user finds a product enjoyable to use, then the UX designer created a positive connection by considering the user’s ______ when making the product.
hobbies and interests
personal background
thoughts and feelings
UX designers foster that positive connection by taking a user’s thoughts and feelings into account when making products.
5.
What are some of the day-to-day responsibilities of an entry-level UX designer? Select all that apply.
Researching
It is through user research, and designing products based on that research, that designers are able to achieve goals based on users’ needs.
Marketing
Wireframing
Wireframing is a typical responsibility of an entry-level UX designer. It’s one of the first steps designers take when building a new product or feature.
Program management
6.
Which kind of designer focuses on one particular type of UX design?
Generalist
Y-shaped
T-shaped
Specialist
Specialists have a deep understanding of a particular UX design role such as visual, interaction, or motion design.
7.
Choose the environment that best suits a generalist. Select all that apply.
Small companies
Startup businesses
Design agencies
Large corporations
8.
Alex is starting a career in UX and wants to work in a company with room for growth. Alex prefers a fast-paced, unstructured work environment. Which job is a good fit for Alex?
Working at a design studio
Working at a small startup
Working for a large company
Working for a city government
9.
Why are program managers necessary when working in UX design?
Program managers ensure the process of building a product goes smoothly from start to finish through the use of clear and timely communication.
Program managers ensure the language within a product is clear.
Program managers act as a bridge between interaction designers and engineers.
Program managers translate the design’s intent into a functioning experience.
Program managers ensure clear and timely communication so that the process of building a useful product moves smoothly from start to finish.
10.
What is a benefit of starting your career with an apprenticeship?
Apprenticeships are short-term, lasting a few months.
Apprenticeships allow you to offer your services to a small business or nonprofit in exchange for a good recommendation.
Apprenticeships allow you to work for yourself.
Apprenticeships are paid.
