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When designing a user interface, which of the following strategies would LEAST contribute to a positive user experience?
When designing a user interface, which of the following strategies would LEAST contribute to a positive user experience?
- Designing a transparent interface.
- Creating an interface that requires specialized training to master. (correct)
- Using familiar terms and images.
- Ensuring the interface is easy to learn and use.
Which principle of user-centered design focuses on ensuring that the design decisions align with the goals and operations of the organization?
Which principle of user-centered design focuses on ensuring that the design decisions align with the goals and operations of the organization?
- Understand the Business (correct)
- Think Like a User
- Maximize Graphical Effectiveness
- Focus on Usability
A company wants to implement a validation rule to ensure that the dates entered in a form are logical. Which type of validation rule would be MOST effective for this?
A company wants to implement a validation rule to ensure that the dates entered in a form are logical. Which type of validation rule would be MOST effective for this?
- Sequence check
- Existence check
- Range check test (correct)
- Data type check
In the context of report design, what is the primary purpose of including report headers and footers?
In the context of report design, what is the primary purpose of including report headers and footers?
Which of the following output technologies is BEST suited for delivering personalized, real-time updates to users?
Which of the following output technologies is BEST suited for delivering personalized, real-time updates to users?
An online retail company wants to identify potentially fraudulent transactions by comparing multiple fields, such as billing address, shipping address, and purchase history. Which type of validation rule is MOST suitable for this scenario?
An online retail company wants to identify potentially fraudulent transactions by comparing multiple fields, such as billing address, shipping address, and purchase history. Which type of validation rule is MOST suitable for this scenario?
A hospital needs a report that shows only the patients who have stayed longer than 10 days. What type of report is MOST suitable for this requirement?
A hospital needs a report that shows only the patients who have stayed longer than 10 days. What type of report is MOST suitable for this requirement?
Which element of user interface design is MOST directly concerned with ensuring that the interface is easy to navigate and visually pleasing?
Which element of user interface design is MOST directly concerned with ensuring that the interface is easy to navigate and visually pleasing?
Which of the following is NOT a primary goal of input design?
Which of the following is NOT a primary goal of input design?
In database management, what role do source documents play beyond simply providing data?
In database management, what role do source documents play beyond simply providing data?
Flashcards
UI (User Interface)
UI (User Interface)
The visual and interactive part of a system that users interact with, like buttons, menus, and screens.
Input Design
Input Design
Ensuring input data is of high quality, accurate, and timely.
Source Documents
Source Documents
Collects input data, triggers an input action, and provides a record of the transaction.
Exception Report
Exception Report
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Sequence Check
Sequence Check
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Existence Check
Existence Check
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Data Type Check
Data Type Check
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Range Check Test
Range Check Test
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Reasonableness Check
Reasonableness Check
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Combination Check
Combination Check
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Study Notes
- UI refers to the visual and interactive components of a system, such as buttons, menus, and screens, that users interact with.
User Rights
- Perspective, installation, compliance, instruction, control, feedback, dependencies, scope, assistance, and usability are user rights that have been suggested by IBM's Dr. Clare-Marie Karat.
Principles of User-Centered Design
- Understand the business
- Maximize graphical effectiveness
- Think like a user
- Use models and prototypes
- Focus on usability
- Invite feedback
- Document everything
Designing the User Interface
- Create a transparent interface.
- Design an interface that is easy to learn and use.
- Improve the productivity of the user.
- Make it simple for users to get assistance or fix mistakes.
- Lessen the issues with input data.
- Give users comments.
- Develop appealing layout and design.
- Use common terms and images.
Output Technology
- Internet-Based Information Delivery (e.g. website)
- Instant Messaging
- Wireless Devices (e.g. mobile phones)
- Digital Audio, Images and Audio
- Specialized Forms of Output (e.g. Point-of-Sale Terminals, ATM, Special Purpose Printers)
Input Design
- Input design aims to ensure input data is high-quality, accurate, and timely.
Source Documents
- Source documents collect input data.
- They trigger or authorize an input action while providing a record of the original transaction.
Types of Validation Rules
- Sequence check
- Existence check
- Data type check
- Range check test
- Reasonableness check
- Combination check
- Batch control check
Types of Reports
- Detail Report: Produces one or more lines of output for each record processed.
- Exception Report: Displays only records meeting specific condition(s).
Report Design Principles
- Report Headers and Footers
- Page Headers and Footers
- Column Heading Alignment
- Column Spacing
- Field Order
- Grouping Detail Lines
- Repeating Fields
- Consistent Design
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