Usability Engineering Tools and Techniques: Enhancing the Design Process
Description: This quiz aims to assess your understanding of usability engineering tools and techniques that play a crucial role in enhancing the design process. These tools and techniques help designers create user-friendly and effective interfaces by focusing on user needs and preferences. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
Tags: usability engineering human-computer interaction design process user experience |
Which usability engineering tool is primarily used to evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of a user interface?
The 'think aloud' protocol is commonly used in which usability engineering technique?
Which usability engineering tool is based on the principle of identifying and addressing potential usability problems before they occur?
The 'keystroke-level model' is a technique used in which usability engineering tool?
Which usability engineering technique involves creating a detailed description of the steps a user takes to complete a task?
The 'personas' technique is primarily used in which phase of the usability engineering process?
Which usability engineering tool is based on the principle of collecting and analyzing quantitative data to measure user performance and satisfaction?
The 'discount usability testing' technique is characterized by:
Which usability engineering tool is primarily used to identify and prioritize usability problems based on their severity and frequency?
The 'usability testing protocol' is a document that:
Which usability engineering tool is primarily used to evaluate the effectiveness of a user interface in supporting different types of users?
The 'eye-tracking' technique is commonly used in usability engineering to:
Which usability engineering tool is primarily used to evaluate the effectiveness of a user interface in supporting different cultural and linguistic backgrounds?
The 'heuristic evaluation' technique is based on the principle of:
Which usability engineering tool is primarily used to evaluate the effectiveness of a user interface in supporting different levels of user expertise?