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What is User Experience (UX)?

UX is the overall experience a user has when interacting with a product or service, focusing on usability, enjoyment, and meeting user needs.

What are the main components of UX?

Usability, accessibility, aesthetics, and engagement.

What is usability in the context of UX?

How easy and efficient a product is to use.

What is accessibility in UX?

How well a product can be used by people with disabilities.

What is the focus of information architecture (IA)?

Organizing content in a way that is easy for users to navigate and find what they need.

What was significant about the 1980s in terms of UX?

The rise of personal computers and graphical user interfaces (GUIs), introducing concepts like menus and mouse interaction.

What does the UX design process include?

Empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test.

What is A/B Testing?

A method used to test two different versions of a design to see which variation performs best.

What is Beta Testing?

Launching an unfinished product to a select group of users to identify bugs and areas for improvement.

What does eye tracking measure in UX research?

It tracks users’ eye movements on a website to gather insights into which elements attract the most attention.

What are Threshold attributes in the KANO Model?

Characteristics that are must-be or basic, necessary for product acceptance.

How does the KANO Model categorize product attributes?

Into Threshold, Performance, Excitement, and Rejection attributes.

What is the role of prototyping in the UX design process?

Creating interactive models of a design for testing and refinement.

What is the primary purpose of usability testing?

To observe users interacting with a product to identify usability issues.

What does the term 'effectiveness' refer to in UX?

The accuracy and completeness with which a goal can be achieved.

What is the relationship between efficiency and user resources?

Efficiency describes the extent to which resources are used in relation to results achieved.