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Testing Students

What is UX?
How is UX different from UI?
How is UI different from interaction?
Who is the most important person for achieving good UX?
What are the 3 key factors in determining (and measuring) good UX?
What are the main components of the UX designer's toolkit?
What is information architecture?
What factors should guide your choice of information architecture?
How could you verify with users that you've chosen a good information architecture?
What are 3 common navigation patterns?
What 2 key questions should you answer for the user on every page to have a good navigation flow?
What is a CTA?
How many CTAs should you typically have on a page?
What are the 10 properties of good interaction design?

What is design?
What are the 10 principles of good design (it's okay to cheat a bit on this one) according to Dieter Rams?
Why should you use common layouts in your site composition?
What pattern will your user's eye typically follow? Which users might this fail for?
What is whitespace and why is it important?
What is visual hierarchy and why is it so important for websites?
What are the 8 primary properties of page elements that allow you to alter the visual hierarchy?
Which of these are the CRAP factors that determine relationships between elements?
What is a serif?
Where do fonts come from?
What is vertical rhythm and why is it useful?
How is vertical rhythm achieved?
What is a grid system?
Why are grids useful?
What are the most common grids?
What are the primary, secondary, and tertiary colors?
What are complementary colors?
What is a monochrome color scheme?
What is a complementary color scheme?
What is a triadic color scheme?
What add-ons and tools make your life easier when choosing color schemes?
What is RGB?
What is Hexadecimal? How can you tell a color by reading it?
What color is closest to (without looking):
- #dd0044 (bright red, slight hint of purple)
- #99ff99
- #93c47d
- #c27ba0
- #7bc3ef
- #fff
- #000

What is a mockup?
How is a mockup different from a wireframe or a prototype (technically speaking)?
What is "fidelity" in the world of mockups?
In Balsamiq, how do you download and use a partial mockup (like a control or grid) someone else uploaded to the web?

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