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Mumbai University/BE IT/User Interaction Design/Design Rules and Standards/Multiple Choice Questions - Part 1

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This article is based on the common Multiple Choice Questions related to User Interface Design. The MCQs are based on the topic- Design rules and standards

From the University Exam point of view, these MCQs were given as question bank in the 2020 Mumbai University-BE-Information Technology Exam for the subject- User Interface Design. The MCQs set is prepared from taking different cluster data.





Q 1) Which of the following are common mobile application design mistake?

a. Browsability
b. Interoperability
c. Lean design
d. Over designing

Solution: b) Interoperability

Q 2) Which of the following is not ISO 9126 software quality factor?

a. Functionality
b. Portability
c. Reliability
d. Visual appeal

Solution: d) Visual appeal

Q 3) Which principle allows the modifiability of the user interface by the user or the system?

a. Task migratability
b. Multi-threading
c. Customization
d. Substitutivity

Solution: c) Customization

Q 4) Which principles provide a useful summary of its user centered design philosophy?

a. Shneiderman's eight principles
b. Norman's seven principles
c. Neilson's heuristics
d. Smit and Mosier guidelines

Solution: b) Norman's seven principles

Q 5) Which rules provide a convenient and succinct summary of key principles of interface design?

a. Neilson's heuristics
b. Shneiderman's eight principles
c. Norman's seven principles
d. Smit and Mosier guidelines

Solution: b) Shneiderman's eight principles

Q 6) Principle of Learnability focus on ______.

a. Predictability
b. Substitutivity
c. Multi-threading
d. Customizability

Solution: a) Predictability

Q 7) Which principle covers features that support the successful achievement and assessment of the goals?

a. Learnability
b. Flexibility
c. Adaptivity
d. Robustness

Solution: d) Robustness

Q 8) Which is the method that can be used for improving ease-of-use during the design process?

a. Responsiveness
b. Usability
c. Generalizabilty
d. Browsability

Solution: b) Usability

Q 9) Which of the following is not the element of design pattern?

a. Environment
b. Problem
c. Content
d. Solution

Solution: a) Environment

Q 10) Specific design rules which are high in authority and limited in application are known as ______.

a. Guidelines
b. Framework
c. Standards
d. Principles

Solution: c) Standards

Q 11) Which principle is an automatic customization of the user interface by the system?

a. Multiplicity
b. Interleaving
c. Multi-Modality
d. Adaptivity

Solution: d) Adaptivity

Q 12) Developing and applying design standards or guidelines achieves ______.

a. Flexibility
b. Visual appeal
c. Design consistency
d. Portability

Solution: c) Design consistency

Q 13) Which principle allow equivalent values of input and output to be arbitrarily substituted?

a. Task-migratability
b. Substitutivity
c. Customizability
d. Portability

Solution: b) Substitutivity

Q 14) Design rules in the form of standards and guidelines _____.

a. Provides direction for design
b. Confines the interactive property of system
c. Confuses the developers in sophisticated rules
d. Helps in minimizing usability

Solution: a) Provides direction for design

Q 15) Which rules are used for transforming difficult task to simple ones?

a. Norman's seven principles
b. Neilson's heuristics
c. Shneiderman's eight principles
d. Smit and Mosier guidelines

Solution: a) Norman's seven principles


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