UI&UX

Subject code/Name: CCS370/UI&UX Design
UNIT-I- FOUNDATIONS OF DESIGN
PART-A
1. What is user interface (UI)? REMEMBER CO1
BT-L1
The user interface (UI) is the point of human-computer interaction and communication in a device.
This can include display screens, keyboards, a mouse and the appearance of a desktop. It is also the
way through which a user interacts with an application or a website.
2. List the types of user interfaces REMEMBER CO1

BT-L1
The various types of user interfaces include:
• graphical user interface (GUI)
• command line interface (CLI)
• menu-driven user interface
• touch user interface
• voice user interface (VUI)
• form-based user interface
• natural language user interface
3. What is User Experience (UX) Design? UNDERSTAND CO1
BT-L2
User experience (UX) design is the process design teams use to create products that provide
meaningful and relevant experiences to users. UX design involves the design of the entire
process of acquiring and integrating the product, including aspects of branding, design, usability
and function.
4. Why Design Thinking so Important? UNDERSTAND CO1
BT-L2
Design thinking is essential in UX design to adapt to rapid changes in users' behaviors and
environments. Since its inception by Herbert A. Simon in 1969, it has evolved and been embraced
across various fields. Today, organizations use it to solve complex problems and cater to human
needs.
5. What's the Difference between Divergent & Convergent

Thinking?
Divergence and convergence is a problem-solving method that emphasizes empathy,
experimentation, and iteration. It is a human-centered design approach that focuses on
understanding people's needs, behaviors, and motivations to design creative solutions that meet
those needs effectively.
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6. What is divergence? REMEMBER CO1

BT-L1
Divergence is the process of exploring and generating a wide range of ideas and possibilities without
any judgment or criticism. Divergent thinking allows designers to expand the possibilities and
consider different perspectives, angles, and dimensions of the problem.
7. What is convergence? REMEMBER CO1

BT-L1
Convergent thinking refers to the process of selecting, evaluating, and refining the most promising
ideas from the divergent phase. It involves narrowing down and refining possibilities by selecting
the best ideas and combining them to create a coherent and effective solution.
8. List out theBenefits of divergent and convergent thinking.
• Increased creativity and innovation

• Better decision-making
• Human-centered design
• Enhanced problem-solving
• Improved collaboration
9. Define Brainstorming.
Brainstorming is a method design teams use to generate ideas to solve clearly defined design
problems. In controlled conditions and a free-thinking environment, teams approach a problem by
such means as “How Might We” questions. They produce a vast array of ideas and draw links
between them to find potential solutions. * Resume *Watch how to get serious, and fun, results with
Brainstorming.
10. What is the goal of brainstorming?
The primary goal of brainstorming is to generate a diverse range of ideas, solutions, and
perspectives related to a specific problem, challenge, or goal. By fostering an open and
collaborative environment, brainstorming encourages creativity, innovation, and out-of-the-box
thinking.
11.
What is the golden rule of design?
The designs we produce may be different, but often the raw materials are the same. This leads us
to the golden rule of design:
❖ understand computer limitations, capacities, tools, platforms
❖ understand people psychological, social aspects, human error.
12. List out the core stages of design thinking.
❖ Empathize: research your users' needs.

❖ Define: state your users' needs and problems.
❖ Ideate: challenge assumptions and create ideas.
❖ Prototype: start to create solutions.
❖ Test: try your solutions out.

13. List the Different divergent thinking techniques. UNDERSTAND CO1

BT-L2
❖ Freewriting
❖ Brainstorming
❖ Nominal Group Technique
❖ Scenario role play
❖ Mind mapping
14. List the Different Convergent thinking techniques. UNDERSTAND CO1
BT-L2
❖ Grouping
❖ Prioritizing
❖ Dot-voting
❖ Filtering
15. What are the different ways to increase divergent thinking? UNDERSTAND CO1
BT-L2
❖ Modify your perspective
❖ Practice generating ides
❖ Experiment with brainstorming, Mind maps
❖ Give yourself extra time - Time boxing, take breaks, Give yourself space.
❖ Be bold and inquisitive
❖ Be eager to learn
❖ Move out of your comfort zone
❖ Try mindfulness meditation
16. What are the major risks in Brainstorming? UNDERSTAND CO1

BT-L2
Brainstorming involves harnessing synergy – we leverage our collective thinking towards
variety ofpotential solutions.
It’s challenging to have boundless freedom. The person leading the session must “police”
the team toensure a healthy, solution-focused atmosphere where even the shiest
participants will speak up.
A warm-up activity can cure brainstorming “constipation” e.g., ask participants to list ways
the world would bedifferent if metal were like rubber.
17. List out the stages of games UNDERSTAND CO1
BT-L2
Every game is a world which evolves in stages:
1. Imagine the world
2. create the world
3. open the world
4. explore the world, and
5. close the world.


PART-B
1 Define user interface (UI) comprehensively, outlining its UNDERSTAND CO1
components and significance in enhancing user interaction with BT-L2
digital devices.
2 Compare and contrast graphical user interfaces (GUI) and UNDERSTAND CO1
command line interfaces (CLI), discussing their advantages, BT-L2
disadvantages, and suitable application scenarios.
3 Evaluate the impact of mobile user interfaces (UI) on the usability UNDERSTAND CO1
and accessibility of digital products, with a focus on the challenges BT-L2
and opportunities presented by smaller screen sizes.
4 Explore the historical evolution of user interfaces, tracing the UNDERSTAND CO1
transition from early computers to modern graphical interfaces, BT-L2
and analyzing the pivotal innovations along the way.
5 Discuss the core principles of user experience (UX) design and its UNDERSTAND CO1
role in creating meaningful interactions between users and BT-L2
products, emphasizing the importance of addressing user needs
and pain points.
6 Examine the concept of design thinking, delineating its five stages— UNDERSTAND CO1
Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test—and elucidating BT-L2
how each stage contributes to the iterative product development
process.
7 Analyze the significance of observational empathy in UX design, APPLY C01
outlining its methods and benefits in gaining deeper insights into BT-L3
user behavior, preferences, and unmet needs.
8 Differentiate between divergent and convergent thinking APPLY C01

approaches in problem-solving, illustrating their application within BT-L3
the context of design thinking and highlighting their respective
contributions to creative ideation and solution refinement.
9 Critically evaluate the effectiveness of brainstorming as a method APPLY C01

for generating innovative solutions in design thinking, considering BT-L3
its strengths, limitations, and best practices for facilitating
productive ideation sessions.
10 Investigate the concept of gamestorming as a collaborative ideation APPLY C01

technique, exploring its principles, methods, and real-world BT-L3
applications in fostering creativity and teamwork within design
teams.

11 Examine the 3-12-3 Brainstorming technique in detail, outlining its

phases and rules, and assessing its effectiveness in promoting rapid
idea generation and collaborative problem-solving.
12 Assess the role of UI and UX collaboration in product design, APPLY C01

highlighting how cohesive design elements and user-centered BT-L3
approaches contribute to enhancing the overall user experience and
product usability.
13 Explore the intersection between UI/UX design and human- APPLY C01
computer interaction (HCI), discussing the evolving trends and BT-L3
technologies that shape the field and their implications for future
design practices.
14 Analyze the impact of observational empathy on design decision- APPLY C01

making, discussing how designers can leverage empathetic BT-L3
understanding to create more inclusive, accessible, and user-
centric products and experiences.
15 Reflect on the ethical considerations and responsibilities inherent in APPLY C01
UI/UX design, considering the potential implications of design BT-L3
choices on user privacy, security, and well-being, and proposing
strategies for ethical design practices.
16 Automobileshavedifferentfueleconomies(mpg),andcommuters APPLY C01
drive different distances to work or school. Supposethat a state BT-L3
Department of Transportation (DOT) is interested
inmeasuringtheaveragemonthlyfuelconsumptionofcommuters
inacertaincity.

UNIT-II-
Foundation of UI Design
PART - A
1 What are the key steps in identifying and writing problem REMEMBER CO2
statements? BT-L1
The key steps include identifying the problem, defining it clearly, explaining its impact, providing
relevant data, proposing a solution (optional), and keeping it concise and focused.
2 Why are research methods crucial in UI/UX design, and what UNDERSTAND CO2
are some of the key methods mentioned? BT-L2
• Research methods are crucial for understanding user behavior, preferences, and needs. Some key
methods mentioned include user interviews, surveys and questionnaires, observational studies,
usability testing, card sorting, prototyping and wireframing, eye tracking, A/B testing, heatmaps
and click tracking, contextual inquiry, expert reviews, and remote testing..

3 What are the steps involved in creating personas, and what REMEMBER CO2
are the benefits of creating personas in UI/UX design? BT-L1
• The steps include user research, identifying user groups, creating detailed profiles, assigning
names and visual representations, defining goals and scenarios, describing attitudes and
behaviors, identifying needs and pain points, incorporating empathy, and validation. The
benefits include focusing design decisions, enhancing empathy, facilitating communication,
reducing subjectivity, improving usability, and engaging users effectively.
4 Define solution ideation and outline its key steps. Also, REMEMBER CO2
discuss the benefits of solution ideation. BT-L1
• Solution ideation is a structured brainstorming process aimed at generating innovative and
practical ideas to address specific problems or challenges. Key steps include defining the
problem, diverse team collaboration, research and insights, creative techniques, inspiration
from outside fields, prototyping and visualization, iterative process, constraints as catalysts,
user-centric focus, evaluation and selection, and documentation and communication. Benefits
include promoting innovation and creativity, collaboration and team building, user-centric
designs, adaptability and problem-solving, market competitiveness.
5 What are user stories, and what are the key components of a UNDERSTAND CO2
user story? BT-L2
User stories are concise, informal descriptions used in Agile software development to capture
functionality and requirements from an end-user perspective. Key components include role
(who), action (what), and benefit (why).
6 Describe the purpose of creating scenarios in user REMEMBER CO2

experience design and list the key elements of scenarios. BT-L1
Scenarios are detailed narratives that describe specific situations or contexts in which users interact with a product or
service. Key elements include context setting, user actions, user motivations, challenges and obstacles, emotions and
feedback, and resolution or outcome.
7 What is a flow diagram, and what are its key elements? REMEMBER CO2
Discuss its purposes in user experience design. BT-L1
A flow diagram, also known as a flowchart, is a visual representation of a process, system, or
user journey. Key elements include nodes, arrows/connections, decision points, and
annotations. Purposes include task analysis, communication, identifying issues, and
planning and documentation.

8 Define flow mapping in user experience design and outline UNDERSTAND CO2
its key aspects. Also, discuss the purposes of flow mapping. BT-L2
Flow mapping refers to the process of visually mapping out user interactions and experiences within a digital
product or service. Key aspects include screen sequencing, user interactions, navigation paths, user choices, and
annotations and notes. Purposes include user journey analysis, usability testing preparation, feature integration,
collaboration and alignment.
9 What is information architecture (IA), and what are its key UNDERSTAND CO2
components? Explain the importance of information BT-L2
architecture in UI/UX design.
Information architecture refers to the structural design of shared information
environments, such as websites and software applications. Key components include
organization schemes, navigation systems, labeling systems, search functionality, and site
maps and wireframes. The importance lies in enhanced user experience, improved
accessibility, support for content strategy, boosted SEO, scalability, and facilitation of
collaboration.
10 Can you outline the steps involved in creating information REMEMBER CO2
architecture design? Additionally, provide a brief overview BT-L1
of the benefits of information architecture design.
• The steps include defining the context, understanding content, identifying users,
developing organization schemes, creating navigation systems, labeling content,
implementing search functionality, and documenting the architecture. The benefits
include enhanced user experience, improved accessibility, support for content strategy,
boosted SEO, scalability, facilitation of collaboration.
11 Explain the role of context in information architecture and UNDERSTAND CO2

discuss its significance in UI/UX design. BT-L2
Context in information architecture relates to various factors such as business goals, culture,
technology, and resources. It is significant in UI/UX design as it helps in understanding the
environment in which the product will be used and tailoring the design to fit the specific context
effectively.

12 Define sequential organization scheme in information UNDERSTAND CO2

architecture and provide an example of its application. BT-L2
Sequential organization scheme organizes content in a linear sequence, suitable for guiding users
through a process or a story. An example would be the step-by-step checkout process in an e-
commerce website, where users proceed through each stage sequentially to complete their
purchase.
13 What are the different types of navigation systems used in REMEMBER CO2
information architecture, and how do they contribute to user BT-L1
experience?
The different types of navigation systems include global navigation, local navigation, and
faceted navigation. They contribute to user experience by providing intuitive ways for users
to navigate through the content, find what they are looking for, and explore related topics
efficiently.
14 Describe the role of wireframes in information architecture REMEMBER CO2
design and explain how they aid in the development process. BT-L1
• Wireframes are low-fidelity representations of web pages that outline the layout and
placement of elements without detailed design. They aid in the development process by
providing a visual blueprint for the structure and functionality of the website or application,
facilitating collaboration between designers and developers, and ensuring that the design
meets the project requirements.
15 What is the significance of consistent terminology in labeling UNDERSTAND CO2

systems within information architecture? BT-L2
Consistent terminology ensures uniformity in naming conventions across the digital product or
service, preventing confusion among users and facilitating a seamless navigation experience. It helps
users understand the content more easily and reduces cognitive load, thereby improving overall
usability.
16 How does flow mapping contribute to the iterative UNDERSTAND CO2

improvement process in user experience design? BT-L2

• Flow mapping provides a visual representation of user interactions and experiences

within a digital product or service, allowing designers to identify areas for improvement
based on user feedback and usability testing results. By iterating on flow maps and
refining user flows, designers can continuously enhance the user experience and address
any usability issues that arise.
17 What role does information architecture play in supporting REMEMBER CO2

content strategy, and how do they complement each other? BT-L1
Information architecture supports content strategy by organizing information in a way that
aligns with the communication of key messages and objectives. It ensures that content is
structured logically and labeled effectively to facilitate user access and comprehension.
Content strategy, on the other hand, guides the creation, publication, and management of
content to meet the needs of the target audience. Together, information architecture and
content strategy ensure that the digital product or service effectively communicates its
intended message to users.
18 Discuss the importance of user feedback and iteration in the UNDERSTAND CO2
creation of user stories. BT-L2
• User feedback and iteration are crucial in the creation of user stories as they help refine and
improve the stories based on real-world user experiences. By gathering feedback from users on
implemented stories and iterating based on that feedback, development teams can ensure that
the user stories accurately reflect user needs and expectations, leading to more effective
solutions and a better overall user experience..
19 How can solution ideation foster collaboration and team REMEMBER CO2
building among diverse team members? BT-L1
• Solution ideation fosters collaboration and team building among diverse team members by
providing a structured framework for brainstorming and generating ideas. By encouraging
open communication and mutual respect among team members, solution ideation creates an
environment where everyone's input is valued and considered. Collaborative brainstorming
sessions allow team members to leverage their diverse backgrounds and expertise to explore
innovative solutions to the problem at hand, leading to stronger team cohesion and a shared
sense of accomplishment.

20 Discuss the role of empathy in creating personas and UNDERSTAND CO2

scenarios in user experience design. BT-L2
Empathy plays a crucial role in creating personas and scenarios in user experience design by helping
designers understand and empathize with the needs, goals, and motivations of their target users. By
putting themselves in the shoes of the users and considering their perspectives, feelings, and
experiences, designers can create more realistic and relatable personas and scenarios that accurately
reflect the needs and desires of the user base. This empathetic approach ensures that the design
solutions are truly user-centered and resonate with users on a deeper level, leading to a more
satisfying and impactful user experience.
21 Explain the significance of user-centric focus in solution REMEMBER CO2
ideation and how it contributes to successful UI/UX design. BT-L1
• User-centric focus in solution ideation ensures that the design solutions are tailored to meet the
needs and preferences of the target users. By keeping the end-users at the center of ideation
and evaluating ideas based on how well they meet user needs and enhance user experience,
designers can create solutions that are intuitive, engaging, and satisfying to use. This user-
centric approach fosters empathy and understanding between the designers and the users,
leading to more successful UI/UX design outcomes that resonate with the user base and drive
user satisfaction and loyalty.
22 Discuss the benefits of conducting remote testing in UI/UX REMEMBER CO2
design and how it addresses geographical constraints. BT-L1
• Conducting remote testing in UI/UX design offers several benefits, including the ability to
engage with a diverse user group regardless of geographical constraints. By allowing
participants to engage from their own locations, remote testing enables designers to gather
feedback from users in different regions, cultures, and demographics, providing valuable
insights into how the interface performs in real-world scenarios. Additionally, remote testing
reduces the logistical challenges and costs associated with traditional in-person testing, making
it a more efficient and scalable approach to usability testing.
23 How does flow mapping contribute to effective REMEMBER CO2

communication among team members, stakeholders, and BT-L1
clients in UI/UX design?
• Flow mapping contributes to effective communication among team members, stakeholders, and
clients in UI/UX design by providing a visual representation of user interactions and
experiences within a digital product or service. By visualizing the paths users take to navigate
through the interface and highlighting decision points and interactions, flow maps help team
members, stakeholders, and clients understand how users engage with the product or service
and identify areas for improvement. This visual communication tool facilitates collaborative
discussions and ensures that everyone has a shared understanding of the user experience,
leading to more informed design decisions and better outcomes.
24 Explain how creating user stories facilitates efficient REMEMBER CO2

development in Agile software development. BT-L1

• Creating user stories facilitates efficient development in Agile software development by
providing a clear, understandable description of user needs and expectations. By breaking
down features and functionality into small, manageable stories that capture the who, what, and
why from an end-user perspective, development teams can prioritize tasks based on business
value, urgency, and dependencies, allowing for faster iteration and delivery of working
software. User stories serve as a roadmap for feature development, guiding developers in
implementing the desired user interactions and functionalities while reducing ambiguity and
ensuring that the development efforts are focused on delivering specific user value.

25 Discuss the importance of task analysis in creating flow REMEMBER CO2

diagrams and how it helps in designing intuitive interfaces. BT-L1
• Task analysis is crucial in creating flow diagrams as it helps designers understand the logical
flow of actions users perform to accomplish tasks within a digital interface. By breaking down
user tasks into sequential steps and identifying decision points and interactions, task analysis
allows designers to visualize the user journey and design intuitive interfaces that guide users
through the process smoothly. Flow diagrams based on task analysis provide a clear, visual
representation of the user experience, allowing designers to identify potential bottlenecks,
redundancies, or usability issues and make informed design decisions to optimize the interface
for usability and efficiency.
PART-B
1. Explain the concept of scale in visual design, highlighting its UNDERSTAND CO2
significance in creating emphasis and guiding user attention. BT-L2
Provide examples to illustrate how scale can be effectively utilized
in UI design
2. Describe the importance of visual hierarchy in UI design and UNDERSTAND CO2
discuss how it helps users navigate through content more BT-L2
effectively. Provide real-world examples of interfaces that
demonstrate clear visual hierarchy.
3. Discuss the principle of balance in visual design, explaining its role UNDERSTAND CO2
in achieving stability and harmony within a composition. Provide BT-L2
examples of symmetrical, asymmetrical, and radial balance in UI
design.
4. Analyze the concept of contrast in design, outlining how differences UNDERSTAND CO2
in color, size, or other attributes enhance readability and draw user BT-L2
attention. Provide examples of effective use of contrast in UI
design.
5. Explore the Gestalt principles in design, explaining how they UNDERSTAND CO2
influence user perception and help create cohesive visual BT-L2
compositions. Provide examples of UI elements that demonstrate
Gestalt principles in action.
6. Discuss the seven principles of universal design in the context of UI UNDERSTAND CO2
design, explaining how they contribute to creating inclusive and BT-L2
accessible user interfaces. Provide examples of UI features that
embody these principles.
7. Define and explain the purpose of UI elements such as buttons, text UNDERSTAND CO2
fields, checkboxes, and icons in user interface design. Provide BT-L2
examples of how these elements are used in popular digital
products.
8. Define UI patterns and discuss their role in solving common design UNDERSTAND CO2
problems in user interface design. Provide examples of UI patterns BT-L2
and explain how they improve user experience
9. Define interaction design and differentiate it from UX design, UNDERSTAND CO2
highlighting its focus on user interactions and interface behaviors. BT-L2
Provide examples to illustrate the importance of interaction design
in product usability.
10. Discuss the significance of branding in UI design, explaining how UNDERSTAND CO2
consistent visual identity contributes to user recognition and trust. BT-L2
Provide examples of interfaces that effectively integrate branding
elements.

11. Explain the stages of branding in UI design, from brand strategy to UNDERSTAND CO2
user testing, and discuss the importance of each stage in creating a BT-L2
cohesive user experience. Provide examples of companies that
have successfully implemented branding in their UI design.
12. Define style guides in UI design and discuss their role in ensuring UNDERSTAND CO2
consistency and efficiency in the design process. Provide examples BT-L2
of well-documented style guides and their impact on product
development.
13. Describe the process of creating style guides in UI design, outlining UNDERSTAND CO2
the key steps from research and visual element creation to testing BT-L2
and integration. Provide insights into best practices for developing
comprehensive style guides.
14. Discuss the benefits of using style guides for UI designers, UNDERSTAND CO2
developers, and other stakeholders involved in the design process. BT-L2
Provide examples of how style guides streamline collaboration and
improve the overall quality of digital products.
15. Reflect on the importance of adhering to design principles and UNDERSTAND CO2
guidelines in UI design, emphasizing the role of consistency, BT-L2
accessibility, and user-centeredness in creating successful user
interfaces. Provide recommendations for aspiring UI designers
based on these principles.

UNIT-III
FOUNDATIONS OF UX DESIGN
PART-A
1 Define User Experience (UX) and explain its importance in REMEMBER CO3
design and technology. BT-L1
User Experience (UX) is the process of enhancing overall satisfaction and usability of a
product or service through various factors such as usability, user-centered design,
information architecture, visual design, interaction design, accessibility, performance,
emotional design, and user feedback/testing. It is crucial in ensuring that products or
services are easy to use, accessible, and aligned with user preferences and needs.
2 How does UX design ensure usability for a broad audience? REMEMBER CO3
BT-L1
UX design ensures usability by focusing on factors such as intuitive navigation, clear information architecture,
accessible design elements, and performance optimization. These aspects make products or services easy to use and
navigate for a diverse audience with varying levels of technological proficiency.
3 Explain the concept of user-centered design and its UNDERSTAND CO3

importance in UX. BT-L2
User-centered design involves designing products or services with the needs, preferences, and
behaviors of users in mind. It emphasizes conducting user research and testing to ensure that designs
align with user expectations and goals. This approach is crucial in creating products that are tailored to
user needs, leading to higher satisfaction and usability.

4 How does information architecture contribute to enhancing REMEMBER CO3

the user experience? BT-L1
Information architecture organizes information and content in a logical and user-friendly manner,
making it easier for users to navigate and find what they need. By creating clear structures and
hierarchies, information architecture facilitates efficient user interactions, ultimately improving the
overall user experience.
5 What role does visual design play in UX, and how does it REMEMBER CO3
contribute to brand resonance? BT-L1
Visual design focuses on creating visually appealing and coherent interfaces that align with the
brand identity. It enhances brand resonance by ensuring consistency in design elements such
as colors, typography, and imagery, thus reinforcing brand recognition and credibility.
6 How does interaction design impact the user experience of a REMEMBER CO3
product? BT-L1
• Interaction design focuses on how users interact with a product, including the design of
buttons, forms, and other interactive elements. It ensures that interactions are intuitive,
efficient, and enjoyable, leading to a positive overall user experience.
7 Explain the importance of accessibility in UX design and how REMEMBER CO3

it ensures inclusivity. BT-L1
Accessibility in UX design ensures that products or services can be used by people with
disabilities, making them inclusive and compliant with accessibility standards. By
considering diverse user needs, accessibility enhances usability and ensures that no user is
left behind
8 How does performance optimization contribute to a positive REMEMBER CO3

user experience? BT-L1
• Performance optimization focuses on optimizing the speed and responsiveness of a
product to prevent frustration and delays for users. By ensuring swift and smooth
interactions, performance optimization enhances user satisfaction and overall
usability.
9 Describe the concept of emotional design and its significance UNDERSTAND CO3
in UX. BT-L2
Emotional design recognizes that users form emotional connections with products and
experiences. By designing experiences that evoke positive emotions such as joy, satisfaction,
or trust, emotional design creates memorable and engaging user interactions, leading to
greater user satisfaction and loyalty.

10 What is the importance of user feedback and usability testing REMEMBER CO3
in UX design? BT-L1
User feedback and usability testing are essential for identifying and addressing issues in UX design.
They provide valuable insights into user preferences, behaviors, and pain points, allowing
designers to make informed decisions and continuously improve the user experience.
11 Why is it crucial to emphasize user experience in design and REMEMBER CO3

development? BT-L1
Emphasizing user experience in design and development leads to products and services that are of
higher quality. A positive user experience can make the difference between a successful and
unsuccessful product, ultimately influencing customer satisfaction and loyalty.
12 How does teaching UX help designers meet user expectations UNDERSTAND CO3
in the digital age? BT-L2
• Teaching UX helps designers design products that meet or exceed user expectations for usability
and functionality in the digital age. By understanding user needs and behaviors, designers can
create products that resonate with users and provide satisfying experiences.
13 What are the key reasons for caring about user experience in REMEMBER CO3
product design? BT-L1
• Caring about user experience enhances product quality, meets user expectations, boosts user
satisfaction, increases customer loyalty, and generates positive word-of-mouth
recommendations. Ultimately, prioritizing UX leads to successful and impactful products.
14 Describe the Empathy Map method and its role in uncovering REMEMBER CO3
user insights. BT-L1
The Empathy Map method synthesizes observations to uncover unexpected insights around user needs. It involves
drawing four quadrants representing key user traits and analyzing and synthesizing information to define a clear
problem statement or user viewpoint.
15 Explain how depicting user paths helps in understanding REMEMBER CO3

user behavior. BT-L1
• Depicting user paths helps in understanding what users will go through when using a
product or service. By identifying specific routes that users might take to achieve a goal,
designers gain insights into user behavior and can design experiences that cater to their
needs effectively.

16 What is a User Journey Map, and how does it help in REMEMBER CO3
understanding user interactions? BT-L1
• : A User Journey Map visualizes the complete path a user takes while interacting with a
company, from awareness to satisfaction or dissatisfaction. It helps in understanding all points
of interaction with the brand, providing insights into user interactions and experiences.
17 Describe the importance of defining a problem statement in REMEMBER CO3

the UX design process. BT-L1
Defining a problem statement helps in clarifying the issue or challenge that needs to be addressed
through UX design. It provides a clear focus for design efforts, guiding brainstorming and solution
development to effectively solve user problems.
18 Explain the significance of sketching designs in the early REMEMBER CO3

stages of product development. BT-L1
• Sketching designs in the early stages of product development allows designers to quickly
explore ideas and concepts. It is a cost-effective way to visualize and communicate design
concepts, facilitating collaboration and iteration before moving on to more detailed designs.
19 How does wireframing contribute to the UX design process? REMEMBER CO3

BT-L1
• Wireframing provides a static representation or blueprint of the initial product concept. It helps
designers visualize the layout and structure of a product, allowing for thorough review and
refinement with users and stakeholders before moving on to prototyping and development.
20 Describe the role of usability testing in improving product REMEMBER CO3

usability. BT-L1
Usability testing evaluates the degree to which a system is effective, efficient, and satisfying for users
in a specified context of use. It helps in identifying usability issues and improving the overall usability
of a product, leading to a more positive user experience.
21 Explain the concept of concept testing and its importance in REMEMBER CO3
product development. BT-L1
Concept testing evaluates consumer acceptance for a new product idea or concept before it is
launched in the market. It helps in assessing whether an idea is viable and aligns with user
preferences, reducing the risk of investing in unsuccessful product concepts.

22 What is first-click testing, and how does it improve app or REMEMBER CO3
website designs? BT-L1
First-click testing analyzes where users click on the screen when interacting with an app or
website. It helps designers understand user behavior and interaction patterns, allowing them to
optimize design elements such as navigation and layout

PART-B
1 Define User Experience (UX) and explain its significance in design and UNDERSTAND CO3
technology. (13 marks) BT-L2
2 Discuss the key components of UX design and their roles in enhancing UNDERSTAND CO3
product satisfaction. (13 marks) BT-L2
3 Why is usability a crucial aspect of UX, and how does it contribute to the UNDERSTAND CO3
success of a product or service? (13 marks) BT-L2
4 Explain the concept of user-centered design and its importance in UNDERSTAND CO3
creating effective products or services. (13 marks) BT-L2
5 How does information architecture contribute to the usability of a APPLY CO3
product or service? Provide examples. (13 marks) BT-L3
6 Discuss the role of visual design in creating engaging and coherent APPLY CO3
interfaces for users. (13 marks) BT-L3
7 Explain the significance of interaction design in shaping user UNDERSTAND CO3
experiences. (13 marks) BT-L2
8 Why is accessibility an important consideration in UX design, and how UNDERSTAND CO3
can it be achieved? (13 marks) BT-L2
9 Discuss the impact of performance optimization on user satisfaction APPLY CO3
and product success. (13 marks) BT-L3
10 Explain the concept of emotional design and its relevance in creating APPLY CO3
memorable user experiences. (13 marks) BT-L3
11 How do user feedback and usability testing contribute to the APPLY CO3
improvement of products or services? (13 marks)
12 Discuss the reasons why businesses should prioritize UX design in their
product development process. (13 marks
13 Explain how UX principles can be adapted to different technologies and

platforms. (13 marks)
14 Why is teaching UX design important for preparing students for careers
in the tech industry? (13 marks)
15 Discuss the ethical considerations involved in UX design and their
implications for responsible technology use. (13 marks)
UNIT-IV
WIREFRAMING, PROTOTYPING AND TESTING
PART-A
1 What are the key principles to consider when sketching for REMEMBER CO4
various fields? BT-L1

The key principles include observation, simplifying complexity, varying line quality,
ensuring proportion and scale accuracy, considering negative space, composing balanced
compositions, understanding perspective, utilizing contrast and values, depicting texture,
maintaining consistency, and embracing experimentation.
2 Describe the concept of "sketching red routes" and its REMEMBER CO4
significance in user interface design. BT-L1
• Sketching red routes involves visually mapping out the critical user journeys or tasks
within a user interface. These routes represent essential actions necessary for users to
accomplish their goals, prioritizing design efforts and ensuring a positive user
experience.
3 What are the key principles of responsive design, and how do REMEMBER CO4
they contribute to an optimal user experience? BT-L1
• The key principles include fluid grid layout, flexible images, media queries, a mobile-
first approach, and the viewport meta tag. These principles ensure that websites adapt
seamlessly to various devices and screen sizes, providing users with an enhanced and
consistent experience.
4 Explain the purpose and key elements of wireframing in the REMEMBER CO4
context of website or application design. BT-L1
Wireframing provides a visual representation of the interface's structure and layout, focusing on
functionality, user interactions, and content hierarchy. Key elements include layout, content,
functionality, hierarchy, and navigation.

5 What is the significance of wireflows in digital interface REMEMBER CO4

design, and how do they differ from standalone wireframes BT-L1
or flowcharts?
• Wireflows integrate both the structural layout of a user interface and the sequential flow
of user interactions. They provide a holistic view of the interface, facilitating effective
communication and ensuring a smooth user experience.
6 Describe the steps involved in creating effective wireflows REMEMBER CO4

for digital interfaces. BT-L1
• The steps include defining user personas, identifying user scenarios, creating wireframes
for key screens, mapping user flows, annotating elements, reviewing and iterating based
on feedback, maintaining consistency, ensuring clarity, fostering collaboration,
versioning, and considering user testing.
7 How does responsive design contribute to cost-effectiveness REMEMBER CO4

in web development? BT-L1
• Responsive design reduces development costs by eliminating the need for separate versions of a
website for different devices. It also simplifies maintenance and future-proofing efforts, leading
to long-term cost savings.
8 Discuss the role of wireframes in guiding the development REMEMBER CO4

process for websites or applications. BT-L1
Wireframes serve as a functional blueprint for developers and designers, providing
guidance on layout, functionality, and content placement. They help streamline the
development process by offering a clear visual representation of the interface.
9 Why is it important to maintain consistency in wireframes REMEMBER CO4

and flowcharts? BT-L1
• Consistency ensures a unified and coherent design language across all screens and interactions,
enhancing user understanding and navigation efficiency.
10 How do wireflows enhance communication between design, REMEMBER CO4

development, and stakeholder teams? BT-L1
• Wireflows integrate both structural and flow aspects of a digital interface, facilitating
shared understanding and effective collaboration among different teams. They ensure
that everyone involved in the project has a clear picture of the interface's layout and user
interactions.

11 *What is the definition of prototyping? REMEMBER CO4

BT-L1
Prototyping is the process of creating a preliminary version of a product or system to
visualize, test, and validate its design, functionality, and user experience before the final
product is developed.
12 List two purposes of prototyping. REMEMBER CO4

BT-L1
• Visualization
• user feedback.
13 What are the key steps involved in building a prototype? REMEMBER CO4
BT-L1
The key steps are defining objectives, choosing the prototype type, sketching or wireframing,
developing interactive prototypes, testing and gathering feedback, revising and refining, and
repeating the process if necessary.
14 What are the best practices for prototyping? REMEMBER CO4

BT-L1
• Best practices include involving stakeholders, adopting an iterative approach, balancing realism
with speed, and prioritizing user-centric design
15 *Define high-fidelity mockups and list two of their purposes.* REMEMBER CO4
BT-L1
High-fidelity mockups are detailed, visually polished representations of a digital interface.
Their purposes include visual representation and user experience evaluation.

16 What are the key steps in building high-fidelity mockups? REMEMBER CO4
BT-L1
• The key steps are gathering requirements, creating wireframes, designing detailed
mockups, using design tools, iterating and gathering feedback, and handing off to
developers.
17 Name two best practices for high-fidelity mockups REMEMBER CO4

BT-L1
• Consistency and
• realism vs. simplicity.
18 What are interaction patterns, and why are they important? REMEMBER CO4
BT-L1
• Interaction patterns are recurring, predictable ways in which users interact with digital
interfaces. They are important for creating intuitive, user-friendly experiences across
various applications and platforms.
19 List two aspects of interaction patterns. REMEMBER CO4

BT-L1
• Consistency and predictability.
20 Name two common interaction patterns and provide REMEMBER CO4

examples of each. BT-L1
• Click/Tap (e.g., clicking a 'Submit' button) and Scroll (e.g., scrolling down to read an
article).

21 Define usability testing. REMEMBER CO4

BT-L1
• Usability testing is a user-centered evaluation method where real users interact with a
product's representative tasks, identifying usability issues and providing valuable feedback.
22 What are the key steps in conducting usability tests? REMEMBER CO4
BT-L1
The key steps are defining objectives, recruiting participants, creating scenarios and tasks,
preparing the testing environment, conducting the test sessions, observing and taking notes,
collecting feedback, and iterating and redesigning.
23 List two benefits of usability testing REMEMBER CO4

BT-L1
• User-centric design and
• issue identification.
24 Name two other evaluative user research methods apart REMEMBER CO4
from usability testing. BT-L1
• Heuristic evaluation and
• card sorting.
25 What are the key steps in synthesizing test findings? REMEMBER CO4
BT-L1
The key steps are data collection review, identifying patterns and themes, prioritizing
findings, creating personas and user journeys, using affinity diagrams, creating empathy
maps, visualizing data, generating insights, sharing findings effectively, and collaborating
with stakeholders.

PART-B
1 Discuss the importance of observation in sketching and how it UNDERSTAND CO4

contributes to capturing the essence of the subject. (13 marks) BT-L2
2 Explain how simplifying complexity aids in sketching and provide UNDERSTAND CO4
examples of how basic shapes can represent complex subjects. (13 BT-L2
marks)
3 Describe the significance of varying line quality in sketching and how it UNDERSTAND CO4
contributes to conveying depth and texture. (13 marks) BT-L2
4 Analyze the role of proportion and scale in sketching, and discuss UNDERSTAND CO4
techniques to maintain accuracy in representing subjects. (13 marks) BT-L2
5 How does paying attention to negative space contribute to defining UNDERSTAND CO4
positive shapes in sketching? Provide examples. (13 marks) BT-L2
6 Discuss the principles of composition in sketching and how they UNDERSTAND CO4
contribute to creating balanced and visually pleasing sketches. (13 BT-L2
marks)
7 Explain the concept of perspective in sketching and discuss techniques UNDERSTAND CO4
to achieve depth and realism in spatial relationships. (13 marks) BT-L2
8 How does the use of contrast and values contribute to creating depth UNDERSTAND CO4
and emphasizing focal points in sketches? Provide examples. (13 marks) BT-L2
9 Describe how texture can be depicted in sketches and its significance in UNDERSTAND CO4
adding realism. (13 marks) BT-L2
10 Discuss the importance of consistency in sketching and how it UNDERSTAND CO4
contributes to creating a unified visual language. (13 marks) BT-L2
11 Explore the significance of experimentation in sketching and how it can APPLY CO4
lead to creative breakthroughs. (13 marks) BT-L3
12 Analyze the role of regular practice in improving sketching skills and APPLY CO4
discuss strategies for incorporating it into one's routine. (13 marks) BT-L3
13 Explain the concept of gesture and flow in sketching and how it APPLY CO4
contributes to capturing the essence and movement of the subject. (13 BT-L3
marks)
14 Discuss the strategic use of erasing in sketching and its importance in APPLY CO4
refining details and correcting mistakes. (13 marks) BT-L3
15 Explain the significance of seeking feedback and continuous learning in APPLY CO4
improving sketching skills and discuss effective ways to utilize feedback BT-L3
for growth. (13 marks)

UNIT-V
RESEARCH, DESIGNING, IDEATING &
INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE
PART-A
1 Explain three methods for identifying potential problems REMEMBER CO5
worth exploring, providing an example for each. BT-L1
Observing surroundings, listening to people's concerns, and conducting research are three
methods for identifying problems. For example, observing inefficient processes in the
workplace, listening to customer complaints about a product, or researching current
literature in a specific field can all lead to identifying potential problems.
2 Describe the importance of specificity in problem statements UNDERSTAND C05
and provide two strategies for achieving specificity. BT-L2
• Specificity in problem statements is crucial for clarity and understanding. To achieve
specificity, one can provide details about the who, what, when, where, and why of the
problem. Additionally, defining the boundaries or scope of the problem helps avoid
ambiguity.
3 Discuss the significance of detailing the negative UNDERSTAND C05

consequences of a problem. Provide two examples of BT-L2
potential negative consequences in different contexts.
• Detailing the negative consequences of a problem helps stakeholders understand its severity
and urgency. For example, in a business context, financial losses and decreased efficiency can
be significant consequences. In an environmental context, negative consequences may include
habitat destruction and pollution.
4 Explain the importance of including statistics in problem UNDERSTAND C05

statements. Provide two examples of how statistics can BT-L2
enhance the credibility of a problem statement.
Statistics add credibility to problem statements by providing objective evidence of the problem's
magnitude. For instance, including statistics on customer complaints or product defect rates can
illustrate the extent of an issue. Similarly, citing research findings or studies can support the
existence and importance of the problem being addressed.

5 Discuss the role of proposing a tentative solution in a UNDERSTAND C05

problem statement. Provide two reasons why it might be BT-L2
beneficial to include a potential solution.
While not necessary, proposing a tentative solution can demonstrate proactive thinking and
problem-solving skills. It also helps stakeholders envision possible paths forward and encourages
further discussion and exploration of potential solutions.
6 Explain why brevity is important in problem statements. UNDERSTAND C05

Provide two potential drawbacks of including unnecessary BT-L2
details.
Brevity in problem statements ensures clarity and focus. Including unnecessary details can lead to
confusion and dilute the main issue, making it harder for stakeholders to grasp the problem's
significance. Moreover, excessive background information can distract from the core problem and
hinder problem-solving efforts.
7 Describe the significance of choosing the right research REMEMBER CO5

methods in UI/UX design. Provide two examples of research BT-L1
methods and explain how they contribute to understanding
user behavior.
• Choosing the right research methods in UI/UX design is crucial for gaining insights into
user behavior, preferences, and needs. For example, user interviews provide in-depth
insights into user experiences and pain points, while usability testing helps evaluate the
usability of interfaces by observing user interactions and errors.
8 Explain the purpose of creating personas in UI/UX design. REMEMBER CO5

Provide two benefits of incorporating empathy into the BT-L1
persona creation process.
Personas help designers understand users' needs, behaviors, and expectations, guiding UI/UX
decisions to create user-centered designs. Incorporating empathy into the persona creation process
fosters a deeper understanding of users' feelings, needs, and aspirations, ensuring a user-centric
approach. It also encourages designers to consider users' emotional responses to design elements,
leading to more empathetic and resonant designs.
9 Discuss the importance of solution ideation in addressing REMEMBER CO5

complex problems. Provide two strategies for fostering BT-L1
creativity during the ideation process.

• Solution ideation is essential for generating innovative and practical ideas to address specific
problems or challenges. To foster creativity during the ideation process, teams can use
techniques such as brainstorming or mind mapping to explore diverse solutions. Drawing
inspiration from unrelated fields or industries can also stimulate creative thinking and lead to
breakthrough innovations.

10 Explain the purpose of user stories in Agile software REMEMBER CO5

development. Provide two key components of a user story BT-L1
and explain their significance.
• User stories capture functionality and requirements from an end-user perspective,
providing a clear understanding of user needs and expectations in Agile software
development. Two key components of a user story are the role (who) and the action
(what). The role identifies the user or stakeholder involved, while the action specifies
the task they need to perform, ensuring a focus on delivering specific user value.
11 Define Creating personas? REMEMBER CO5

BT-L1
: Personas are detailed, fictional characters representing different user types within a target audience. They
help designers and developers understand users' needs, behaviors, and expectations, guiding UI/UX
decisions to create user-centered designs
12 List the Benefits of Creating Personas UNDERSTAND C05

BT-L2
*Focuses Design Decisions
*Enhances Empathy
*Facilitates Communication
*Reduces Subjectivity
*Improves Usability
13 Define Solution ideation? REMEMBER CO5
BT-L1
• : Solution ideation is a structured brainstorming process aimed at generating innovative and practical
ideas to address specific problems or challenges. It involves collaborative and creative thinking to
explore diverse solutions that can lead to breakthrough innovations.
14 List the Benefits of Solution Ideation REMEMBER CO5

BT-L1
• *Innovation and Creativity
• *Collaboration and Team Building
• *User-Centric Designs
• *Adaptability and Problem-Solving
• *Market Competitiveness
15 Define User stories? REMEMBER CO5

BT-L1
• Definition: User stories are concise, informal descriptions used in Agile software development to
capture the functionality and requirements from an end-user perspective. They focus on the who,
what, and why of a feature, providing a clear understanding of user needs and expectations

16 Define creating Scenarios? UNDERSTAND C05

BT-L2
Definition: Scenarios are detailed narratives that describe specific situations or contexts in which users
interact with a product or service. They provide a rich, contextual description of user actions, motivations,
and emotions, helping designers understand how users engage with the system in real-world situations
17 what is flow diagram? UNDERSTAND C05

BT-L2
: A flow diagram, also known as a flowchart, is a visual representation of a process, system, or user journey. In
the context of user experience design, flow diagrams are used to illustrate the sequential steps that a user
follows to accomplish a task or achieve a goal within a digital interface.
18 What is Flow mapping? UNDERSTAND C05

BT-L2
• Flow mapping in user experience design refers to the process of visually mapping out user interactions
and experiences within a digital product or service. It provides a detailed view of how users navigate
through screens, features, and tasks, highlighting their interactions and decision points.
19 What is Information architecture? REMEMBER CO5

BT-L1
• Information architecture (IA) refers to the structural design of shared information environments, such as
websites and software applications. It involves organizing, structuring, and labeling content to support
usability and findability, ensuring users can navigate and interact with digital products efficiently
20 Describe Importance of Information Architecture REMEMBER CO5

BT-L1
• *Enhanced User Experience
• *Improved Accessibility
• *Supports Content Strategy
• *Boosts SEO
• *Facilitates Scalability

PART-B
1 How does clearly defining a problem contribute to effective problem- UNDERSTAND CO5
solving strategies? BT-L2
2 Explain the significance of user interviews in UI/UX design research. UNDERSTAND CO5
BT-L2
3 Describe the steps involved in creating detailed personas for UI/UX APPLY CO5
design. BT-L3
4 How does solution ideation contribute to innovation in addressing APPLY CO5

design challenges? BT-L3
5 Discuss the key components of user stories in Agile software APPLY CO5
development. BT-L3
6 How do scenarios aid in understanding user interactions with a product UNDERSTAND CO5
or service? BT-L2
7 Explain the purpose of flow diagrams in UX design and how they UNDERSTAND CO5
benefit the design process.
8 How does information architecture contribute to enhancing user UNDERSTAND CO5
experience on digital platforms? BT-L2
9 Discuss the importance of organizing information logically within UNDERSTAND CO5
digital products. BT-L2
10 Compare and contrast the advantages and disadvantages of usability UNDERSTAND CO5
testing and observational studies in UI/UX research. BT-L2
11 How do low-fidelity prototypes aid in gathering user feedback during UNDERSTAND CO5
the design process? BT-L2
12 Describe how A/B testing and heatmaps contribute to optimizing user UNDERSTAND CO5
engagement in UI/UX design. BT-L2
13 Discuss the benefits of incorporating empathy into the creation of user UNDERSTAND CO5
personas. BT-L2
14 How can creative techniques such as brainstorming and mind mapping UNDERSTAND CO5
foster innovation during solution ideation? BT-L2
15 Explain how collaboration among diverse team members enhances the UNDERSTAND CO5
effectiveness of user experience design processes. BT-L2


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UNIT-I- FOUNDATIONS OF DESIGN

2. List the types of user interfaces REMEMBER CO1

5. What's the Difference between Divergent & Convergent

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6. What is divergence? REMEMBER CO1

7. What is convergence? REMEMBER CO1

• Increased creativity and innovation

12. List out the core stages of design thinking.

❖ Empathize: research your users' needs.

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13. List the Different divergent thinking techniques. UNDERSTAND CO1

16. What are the major risks in Brainstorming? UNDERSTAND CO1

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8 Differentiate between divergent and convergent thinking APPLY C01

9 Critically evaluate the effectiveness of brainstorming as a method APPLY C01

10 Investigate the concept of gamestorming as a collaborative ideation APPLY C01

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11 Examine the 3-12-3 Brainstorming technique in detail, outlining its

12 Assess the role of UI and UX collaboration in product design, APPLY C01

14 Analyze the impact of observational empathy on design decision- APPLY C01

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6 Describe the purpose of creating scenarios in user REMEMBER CO2

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11 Explain the role of context in information architecture and UNDERSTAND CO2

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12 Define sequential organization scheme in information UNDERSTAND CO2

15 What is the significance of consistent terminology in labeling UNDERSTAND CO2

16 How does flow mapping contribute to the iterative UNDERSTAND CO2

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• Flow mapping provides a visual representation of user interactions and experiences

17 What role does information architecture play in supporting REMEMBER CO2

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20 Discuss the role of empathy in creating personas and UNDERSTAND CO2

23 How does flow mapping contribute to effective REMEMBER CO2

24 Explain how creating user stories facilitates efficient REMEMBER CO2

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25 Discuss the importance of task analysis in creating flow REMEMBER CO2

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3 Explain the concept of user-centered design and its UNDERSTAND CO3

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4 How does information architecture contribute to enhancing REMEMBER CO3

7 Explain the importance of accessibility in UX design and how REMEMBER CO3

8 How does performance optimization contribute to a positive REMEMBER CO3

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11 Why is it crucial to emphasize user experience in design and REMEMBER CO3

15 Explain how depicting user paths helps in understanding REMEMBER CO3

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17 Describe the importance of defining a problem statement in REMEMBER CO3

18 Explain the significance of sketching designs in the early REMEMBER CO3

19 How does wireframing contribute to the UX design process? REMEMBER CO3

20 Describe the role of usability testing in improving product REMEMBER CO3

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13 Explain how UX principles can be adapted to different technologies and

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5 What is the significance of wireflows in digital interface REMEMBER CO4

6 Describe the steps involved in creating effective wireflows REMEMBER CO4

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